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The paradox of a university:
Always the same
But always changing

At West Virginia University
1969-1970 was a year of more change than most years

All-pervading
All-invigorating
Always a sense of

CHANGE

CHA NGE

CHANGE

In morals and manners:

Liberation from supercilious
genuine morality.

'morals" frees man for

In political ideologies and
personal theologies:

Rethinking old maxims generates a new faith in old
systems for some and creates a proud hope for new
systems for others.

In issues:

From peace marches to panty raids ranged the op-
portunities for "grouping"; each chose the problems to
face and those to avoid.

In art:

Playgoers still applauded the big productions at the
Creative Arts Center, but even passers-by could view
issue-oriented guerrilla theatre in and around the
Mountainlair. Films were talked about, analyzed, ap-
preciated, received as art.

In the air and the land

Ecological warfare isn't remote and distant as Viet-
nam is; every day in Morgantown, the skies get a little
more murky, the Monongahela gets a little more ster-
ile, and nature in general gets raped a little more.

In airing grievances:

Upset students channeled their anger and disappoint-
ment, their fears and desires for change, into ad hoc
committees, fasts, celebrations, demonstrations,
marches, conferences, trips to D.C. — anything that
offered a chance for change.

In publications:

The Daily Athenaeum completed its last year as a
product of journalism laboratories, the Greeks came
out with the Greek Letter, and radicalism found a
new outlet in The Liberator.

In people

In life styles
In life itself?

"I am firm, you are obstinate, he is a bull-headed fool."

"I have reconsidered, you have changed your mind, he has gone back on his
word."

These are examples of the "Irregular Conjugations" with which one linguist enter-
tains himself while pondering the nature of men and their opinions. Any three of
us can see the same event as very good, very bad, and very indifferent. What is
happening on campuses in 1969-1970 also lends itself to such "conjugation": A
single professor may be a high-minded intellectual, an average faculty member,
and a pointy-headed snob to three different observers. Greeks are cool, straight,
or reactionary; liberated students are disillusioned flower children, plain old hip-
pies, or threats to the security of America. With all the rhetorical possibilities,
observers and participants alike are hard put to maintain a clear understanding of
just what is happening on campuses, and on this campus.

The one thing happening is CHANGE. Change is the atmosphere, the air of
WVU 1969-1970. Change is in the newspapers, in the streets, in the classrooms,
in the thoughts and lives of the people of WVU. Change is liberalization, or it is
the process of discovering new reasons for conservative positions. Change is a new
way of doing things, or it is a better way of doing old things. Change is the
liberation of the people and of the self, or it is the manifestation of a Communist
plot. Change is finding more and more independence and finding it in a group.
But CHANGE IS.

Old orders are yielding way to new, and newness is still trying to find its own
order. Change is the now between the old and the new, the present between the
past and the future.

Change is photographing campus beauties in miniskirts, when they used to pose in
fully-gathered skirts and bobby socks. Change is deciding for yourself on love,
sex, and marriage — whatever order they come in. Change is watching campus
political parties wrangle over meaningful issues. Change is Greeks whose friends
are freaks and vice versa. Change is hearing fascism defined in terms of America
instead of Italy. Change is personal, national, cultural, world-wide. Change is
economic, social, political. Change is as small as the dot on the "i" in independ-
ence and as large as a war that is thought about as well as fought. Change is
acting on your thoughts, living up to them.

All of us are involved in the ebbs and flows of change. Our
speech patterns reflect the changes of life styles. The lan-
guage of the drug and pot scene is probably much more
prevalent than pills and grass are. Selections on the juke
box seldom rhyme moon and June or even yummy and
tummy any more. Now it's Mother Mary whispering words
of wisdom. "Let it be, let it be," and Simon and Garfunkel
singing for world-weary lovers, "like a bridge over troubled
waters, I lay me down." Hemlines, having "gone about as
far as they can go," threatened to sink below the knees, but
didn't. So what's in a hemline? Perhaps fashions are as sig-
nificant as any other indicator of the general mood of a
group, and dresses here signal a freer and easier slant on
life. People who have it, are flaunting it. "It" is style, flair,
the love of life. It is also concern, activism, involvement.

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THERESE AND ISABELLE

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THE BROTHERHOOD

In a single year

Change, evolutionary or revolutionary, is difficult to meter, but it can be captured
partially on a calendar. We can say this happened then, and this afterwards, and
perhaps years later we can look back and see why.

Demonstrations gave the most evidence of change at WVU in 1969-1970.
War and war-makers are seemingly perennial objects of demonstration
anathema, at least to us whose lives span only the Vietnam War. But other
issues also brought people into committees and into the streets. Black
awareness, the environment, women's liberation, campus safety and security
— every approach to a problem has its supporters and detractors, and it
seems one could not name a campus concern that would not have someone,
somewhere at WVU, working on it.

-SEPTEMBER-

Several things were new and changed when classes started
in the fall. Sophomore and upperclass women found them-
selves with privileges their male counterparts had long en-
joyed, thanks to the no-hours policy initiated in dorms. But
the matter of where those women lived was still determined
by the in loco parentis character of the University; Like it
or not, women under 21 lived in the dormitories. Also over
the summer, the cheering squad, so prominent a part of the
football tradition, was intearated.

-NOVEMBER-
-DECEMBER-

The November Moratorium called some of the October par-
ticipants to D.C. for the mass demonstration, but the enthu-
siasm of the large October group had waned in the inter-
vening month and participation dwindled.
Mining disasters and an increasing awareness of the Univer-
sity's West Virginia setting made students more sympathetic
with coal miners' complaints. Nevertheless, a DA-sponsored
conference on mining health and safety, the last issue-
oriented event of first semester, drew only meagre student
attendance. A small group of students registered their
sympathies by joining in the coal miners' struggles for im-
proved legislation, a battle partially won in 1969-1970.

-OCTOBER-

With the school year well underway, anti-war plan-
ning began at WVU. Faculty, students, and towns-
people met a month early to organize Morgantown
participation in the nationwide October Moratorium.
"No more business as usual while the war goes on"
was the motivating philosophy of the Moratorium.
One early headline foreshadowed an issue that would
climax University demonstrations in May: "Mora-
torium requests denied as Harlow refuses 'U' stand."
The 24-hour observance included a Freedom School,
rallies, memorial service, peace walk, public meeting
at the Court house square, a Mind Garage peace con-
cert, the vigil and fasting, and films. "All we are say-
ing is 'Give peace a chance,' " candlelight, the break-
ing of bread, Woodburn striking midnight of October
15 — the conclusion of the peace demonstration was it-
self as peaceful as a youthful church camp service.
Polarization, mild as it was then, followed the articles
and explanations of Vietnam positions of two faculty
members. Dr. Wesley Bagby, professor of history,
enunciated his liberal understanding of U.S. involve-
ment in Vietnam and his opposition to that continuing
involvement. James Whisker, assistant professor of
political science, clearly delineated his conservative
stance on America's Southeast Asian endeavors. Stu-
dents who knew what they thought but didn't know
why were likely to find out from one or the other of
the two men. Another issue, one not ever clearly re-
solved, surfaced during the October Moratorium.
Either the University does or does not engage in
chemical and biological warfare research. With journ-
alists and public relations men arguing about contracts
only a corporation lawyer could fully understand, most
of the University public was left wondering.

many changing times

JANUARY

The Student Activist League accom-
plished at least one goal in January, that
of arousing student interest in student
causes. That interest ran pro and con,
sometimes heatedly. The precipitant was
SAL's list of 13 demands upon the ad-
ministration. Items 1 and 2 called for
student investigation of Mountainlair and
Bookstore operations. Library hours.
Black studies, and student housing com-
prised the next three. SAL demanded a
student committee to review curricula
and faculty, a pass-fail core curriculum,
a University-hired lawyer for free legal
aid to students, a University commitment
to Board of Regents reorganization, an
immediate end to academic credit for
ROTC. an open admissions policy, the
right of WVU employees to unioniza-
tion, and an end to restrictions on grad-
uate school admissions.

-FEBRUARY-

February put two more issues
into the headlines. The day after
the Citizen's League for En-
vironmental Action Now
(CLEAN) organized to take on
pollution, a journalism faculty
proposal to sever the DA from
the J School sparked "Save the
DA" fever in many media-
minded students.

-MARCH-

Campus elections breathed life
into windy March, with allega-
tions ranging from Communist
influence to smear tactics. Party
platforms reflected the issue-
oriented nature of the campus
mood with the Mountaineer
freedom Party (in its second
year) including SAL's 13 de-
mands in its program. Student
Party and All-Campus Party
once again divided the top
offices.

-APRIL-

Earth Day, too. was observed here April 22, with a conference and various pro-
grams for educating the student and the public about the insidious destruction of
earth, air, and water.

In fact April was the month of most numerous issues on campus — women's lib-
eration took over an issue of the DA in April. Morgantown City Council at-
tempted to prevent the appearance of Chicago Seven lawyer William Kunstler at
WVU in April, campus Blacks planned an April week of programs to foster
Black awareness, and the discovery of the bodies of two tragically murdered Uni-
versity freshmen in April triggered the organization of students to demand safety
improvements on campus and in Morgantown. Once again the students held a
public rally, and the safety — and security-minded group marched to City Hall
with their proposals.

-MAY-

Finally came May. No one familiar with the annual campus
schedule of events would expect a university to erupt over a
national issue during finals week. But at WVU and many
other schools, it happened.

With the Vietnam War officially expanding into Cambodia,
no matter how temporarily, and with the deaths of four
Kent State students in an anti-war demonstration there,
West Virginia University students — some of them — literally
took to the streets. At times the issues seemed drowned in
alternating floods of emotion and numerical curiosity. A
peak estimate of demonstrators was 500, while some 2000
watched silently or with heckling. A couple hundred
demonstrators faced 38 riot-helmeted state police in the
streets at Grumbein's Island. One man, President Harlow,
was the object of much of the disturbance, for the streets
had been taken as an ultimatum for a public statement
from him on Cambodian involvement.

Those on the outside called it The Riot, those on the inside
called it The Revolution, while both knew it was really
neither. The leftists and liberals were defending a street not
all of them had wanted to seize, but if that was where the
line was drawn, then that was the place to take a stand.
Most of the spectators simply spectated, but a sizeable fac-

tion urged on the police, yelling for them to crack the heads
of demonstrators. They could have been in the stands at a
football game.

The demonstrators chanted "Peace Now" and anti-facist
slogans and "We want Harlow."
The administration maintained a taut silence.
Then there was tear gas. The breeze divided it between the
leftists in the streets and the rightists on the 'Lair steps. But
still the streets were occupied.

The eventual settlement is a credit to the cool of the cops,
who promised to leave — and did, and the persuasive power
of some prominent demonstrators, who promised to clear
the streets — and did.

A "Victory" Celebration the next day ended the three-day
event on two notes: 1) relaxation from the double tension
of confrontation and finals and 2) an undercurrent of
promised activism in the months to follow. And in spite of
the issue-crammed nature of 1969-1970, much grist was left
for activist mills — still and always the war, until its end and
the end of all such wars; housing discrimination against stu-
dents and especially against Blacks; poverty, rural and urban;
pollution, women's lib, and other problems yet to be faced.

"TROUBLED WATERS"

Because the most stridently vocal students are on the left, one may
overlook the right as well as the center of that silent majority for
whom President Nixon claims to speak. And no one can deny that
WVU has its conservative traditionalists and its silent middle. Is
this change a universal at WVU in 1969-1970?

Perhaps the story of change on these pages relies too much on the
turbulence at the edge of the stream. Nevertheless, ripples — even if
not indicative of the water's depth — do indicate the direction and
strength of its currents. Ripples appear where the current drives
water against an obstruction, and so they reveal both the obstruc-
tion and the current.

Change is like water in yet another way, for a stream is both ever-
moving and ever the same stream. So, too, is WVU now a university
of change and still the same West Virginia University.

CHANGE

COMING

Electrifyingly immediate
in the short view

Ponderously slow

in the long view

COMING

Much too fast for some of us

Much too slow for others of us
BUT

COMING

The 1970

Monticola

West Virginia University

Morgantown, West Virginia

Medal of Honor Recipient

Thomas W. Bennett

Tom Bennett was posthumously awarded the
Congressional Medal of Honor on April 7, 1 970
for his actions in the Viet Nam conflict. While
on campus, Tom was the original chairman of
the Code of Conduct Committee.

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Seniors

Greeks

Royalty

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President
James G. Harlow

There is nothing more difficult to take in hand, more perilous to con-
duct, or more uncertain in its success, than to take the lead in the

introduction of a new order of things.

— Machiavelli

Mrs. James G.
Harlow

What shadows we are, and what shadows we

pursue!

— Burke

Manhood, not scholarship, is the first aim of
education.

— -Ernest Thompson Seton

Harry B. Heflin

Vice President of Administration

and Finance

Claude Kelley
Vice President of Planning

Ernest J. Nesius

Vice President of Off Campus Education

Arch A. Moore. Jr.
Governor of West Virginia

Richard P. Rogers
"W.V.U.'s Number One

Fan"

Board of Regents

John E. Amos

President

Charleston

Earl T. Andrews
Vice President
Berkley Springs

Amos A. Bolen

Secretary

Huntington

Dr. F. L. Blair
Parkersburg

David B. Dolzell
Moundsville

Elizabeth Hardin Gilmore
Charleston

Edward H. Greene
Huntington

Albert M. Morgan
Morgantown

Okey L. Patterson
Mount Hope

Rex N. Smith
Ex officio
Charleston

Dr. Prince Woodward

Chancellor

Charleston

John R. Hoblitzell
Parkersburg

Mary-Jane Schuster
Assistant Dean of Women

Learning is nothing without cultivated man-
ners, but when the two are combined in a
woman you have one of the most exquisite
products of civilization.

— Andre Maurois

Ruth E. Robinson

Manager of W.V.U. Bookstore

Betty Boyd
Dean of Women
Associate Dean of SES

Katherine R. Jamison
Counselor to Students

M. Cornelia Ladwig
Director of Placement Service

John C. Ludlum

Dean of Graduate Scliool

James C. Reed

Director of

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Dr. John D. Brisbane
Director of Admissions

David W. Jacobs
Executive Secretary of
Alumni Association

S. Thomas Serpento
Director of Personnel

William H. McMillion
Comptroller

Dr. Charles E. Andrews
Provost for Health Sciences

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Eugene L. Staples
Director of
University Hospital

Julius Klein

Assistant Director of Moitntainlair

James F. Carruth

Director of Counseling Service

Neil E. Bolyard
Director of Student

Financial Aids

David C. Karlson, Director of Student Organizational Relations
John Esposito and Tom Tinder

John J. Lawless

Director of Student Health Service

Joseph C. Gluck

Dean of Student Educational Services

Gordon R. Thorn
Associate Dean of SES

George J. Howe
Program Advisor

Col. Nelson R. Bickley Jr.
Director of

Foreign Student Coordination

Donovan H. Bond
Director of Development
W.V.U. Foundations

Stanley R. Harris
Registrar

Ronald L. Stump

Acting Dean of the Appalachian Center

Dr. Valentin Ulrich
Director of the Institute of
Biological Science

Robert A. Robards
Housing Director

William H. Miernyk
Director of Regional
Resource Institute

Robert (Red) N. Brown

Director of

Intercollegiate A thletics

Robert F. McWhorter
Associate Dean of SES

Harry W. Ernst

Director of University Relations

Lyle E. Herod
Associate Registrar of
Medical Center

Robert F. Munn

Director of Libraries

Provost of Research and

Graduate Affairs

Edwin W. Reynolds
Director of Mountainlair

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Col. Charles M. Holland
Air Force Aerospace Studies

Wayne A. Muth

Director of Computer Center

Vergil B. Clark
Director of Physical Plant

Herman L. Moses
Counselor to Students

Rev. George M. McFarland
Boreman Hull

Rev. Robert E. Cushman
Towers

Father Edward A. Hofler
Towers

I need not shout my faith. Thrice
Eloquent are quiet trees and the
Green listening sod;

Hushed are the stars, whose power

Never spent;

The hills are mute: yet how they
Speak of God!

— Charles Hanson Towne.

Rev. Jerry Robbins
Arnold Hall

Rev. Donald L. Spencer
Towers

Rev. Charles Roberts
The Hill

Father Richard L. Marold
Beverly Manor

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Agriculture and Forestry

R. S. Dunbar, Jr.
Dean of Agriculture & Forestry

RICHARD THOMAS ADAMS, 102 Cort St., Jeannette.
Pa„ Landscape Architecture. S.S.L.A.: RICHARD LEE
BOWERS. Leroy. W.Va., Agriculture Education: TIM-
OTHY C. BIRX. 95 Forest Dale Ave., Glen Burine, Md..
Forestry, Soccer. Alpha Zeta, Forestry Club: ROBERT D.
BOYD, 3485 Orchard Ave.. Finleyville, Pa.. Animal Sci-
ence, Soccer.

THOMAS CROUSE, Rt. 1, Box 201-B, Hurricane. W.Va..
Animal Science, Phi Kappa Psi, Livestock Judging Team:
HERBERT DOHERTY. 38 Monument Sq., Charles Town
29, Mass.. Horticulture, Advisor (Films Committee), Foreign
Student Organization: ROBERT JAMES DRYLIE, 138 Old
Lincoln Hwy., Irwin. Pa.. Forestry. Alpha Gamma Rho.
Student Legislature: DOUGLASS JEFFERSON. Chester.
Md., Fish and Wildlife Management. Wildlife Society.

ROBERT GRAHAM AEILIG. Aeilig Road. Sewell. N.J.,
Landscape Architecture. Phi Epsilon Phi. Student Academic
Study Committee. Student Society of Landscape Architec-
ture— Pres.: J. STEVE HUNTER. Box 731. Lewisburg.
W.Va.. Animal Science. Alpha Gamma Rho — Pres., Block
and Bridle. Speaker of Student Legislature: WILLIAM
GREGORY HUTSON, 309 Dorn Ave., Cumberland, Md..
Forest Management, Alpha Zeta. Forestry Club; GARY
SAN JULIAN. 1102 North 15th St.. Clarksburg. W.Va..
Wildlife Biology, Rangers. Phi Epsilon Iota.

DONALD LEE KNOTTS, Hambleton. W.Va., Agriculture,
Alpha Tau Alpha; EDWARD P. KOEPCKE, RD. 4.
Easton, Pa., Landscape Architecture; ROBERT W. KORN-
MAN, Box 45, RD 1, Trafford, Pa., Landscape Architecture,
Phi Delta Theta, Student Society of Landscape Architects,
Scabbord and Blade; DECKER P. MAJOR, 9 Longview
Rd., Livingston, N.J.. Forestry.

RICHARD L. MALM, 67 Atlantic Ave., Massapequa Park,
N.Y., Forestry, Soccer. Forestry Club, Intramural Basket-
ball; LYNN M. McCAULEY, Rt. 4. Elizabeth, W.Va.,
Agricultural Mechanics, ASAE. Student Branch; DANIEL
CLARK McFEE, Rt. 4, Elizabeth. W.Va., Agriculture
Mechanics, ASAE; WILLIAM McGOWAN, 4347 East The
Valley, Port Clinton. Ohio, Wildlife Management, Society
of American Foresters, Forestry Club, Alpha Gamma Rho.

SHERWOOD MORGAN, Stewartown Rd., Box 82, Mor-
gantown, W.Va., Agriculture Agronomy, Black Unity Or-
ganization, Blade and Spade (Agronomy Club); CHARLES
JAMES OLENIK, 1507 Cambria Ave., Windber, Pa., For-
estry, Forestry Club, Phi Epsilon Phi; GARY LEE PUL-
LEN, Falls Creek Rd., Torondo, W.Va.. Agriculture Eco-
nomics; CHARLES K. SAGER, Box 443. Charles Town.
W.Va., Forestry, Sigma Phi Epsilon.

JEFFREY L. SAGLE. Rt. 1, Kearneysville. W.Va., Agri-
cultural Engineering, ASAE, 4-H Club, Academic Study
Forum; JOHN EDWARD SCHABINGER, Box 204, RD.
4, Middletown. Delaware, Animal Science, Block and
Bridle: JOHN LYNN SPIKERM Box 766, Weston, W.Va.,
Pre-Veterinary Medicine, Block and Bridle — Pres., Aca-
demic Study Committee, Dairy Science Club; GARY J.
TURNBULL, 1027 Willett Dr., Johnstown, Pa., Pre-Veteri-
nary Medicine, Fine Arts Committee. Block and Bridle. Ski
Club.

JOSEPH ABNER WARE. Kearneysville. W.Va., Agricul-
tural Economics, 4-H Club; CURTIS G. WILMER, Cherry
Grove, W.Va., Agricultural Education, ATA, Collegiate
FFA; DANIEL S. WOLD, RD. 2. Hammond Road, Ripley.
W.Va.. Agricultural Mechanization, American Society of
Agriculture, Agricultural Academic Council; EDWARD D.
VANDER WOUDE. 8 Cloverdale Rd., Clifton, N.J., Wood
Industry, Alpha Gamma Rho. Forestry Club, XI Sigma Pi.

JACKIE RANDALL YOKUM, Rt. 2, Box 1-B. Landes,
W.Va.. Agriculture Education. Collegiate FFA.

NATONAL AGRICULTURE AND FORESTRY SERVICE HONORARY— FIRST ROW:

Doyle Harsh, James Williams, Gary Younkin, Clark Haynes. SECOND ROW: Tim Birx,
Douglas Richards, Dave Shamberger. Steve Washburn, Allen Brock, Jim Haden, Louis Rishel,
Charles Creasy, Dan Kincaid, Ken Scott. Jahon Dowler. Curtis Kiplinger, Bob Doberneck,
John Sencindver. Tom Burgess.

ALPHA TAU ALPHA

Agricultural Education
Fraternity

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Alpha

Alpha
Zeta

NATIONAL AGRICULTURE HONORARY— FIRST ROW: Marvin Mclung, Dolan Irvine,
Stanley Hopkins, Steve Wickline. SECOND ROW: Dr. R. C. Butler, Advisor; Paul Cum-
mings, Mitch Fincham, Alvin R. McKee. Dale Wheeler, Rodney Wallbrown. THIRD ROW:
Gary Shamblen, Leslie Daniel, William Wilson. Don Michael. Bill Dawson, Conrad Arnold.
NOT PICTURED: D. C. Sutton. Robert E. Straight, Charles Rhodes, Roscoe Boggs, Curtis
Wimer. Harry Huff, Estil Hughes. Jr.. Julia Hughes, Larry Deal, Geogory C. Lee, Edwin
Miller.

Arts and Sciences

Harold A. Gibbard

Dean of the College of Arts & Sciences

EDWARD LEE AVIS, Bolair, W. Va., Psychology;
SHELIA ELAINE BAILEY, 5219 Raven Dr., Charleston,
W. Va., Social Studies, Kappa Phi, Young Americans for
Freedom; DONALD M. BECKER, 1803 Couert St., Par-
kersburg, W. Va., History; ROBERT L. BELCASTRO,
1135 Sunset Dr., Fairmont, W. Va., Biology, Kappa Sigma
— Pres.

CAROL IUNE BENEKE, 1947 Decatur Ave., Wheeling,
W. Va., French, Alpha Xi Delta, Festival of Ideas, Pi
Delta Phi; DALE WARD BEEBE, 156 Sherman Ave.,
Morgantown, W. Va., Sociology; BARBARA A. BENTON,
2630 Dudley Ave., Parkersburg, W. Va., Math; WILLIAM
A. BIESE, 484 Dallas St., Morgantown, W. Va., Math, Pi
Mu Epsilon, Sigma Delta Pi.

DWIGHT BROWNING BILLINGS, IR., 602 N. Kanawha
St., Beckley, W. Va., Sociology, Academic Studies Commit-
tee, Residence Assistant; ROBERT C. BLAIR, 651 Court
Ave., Weston, W. Va., Geology, Sigma Gamma Epsilon,
ROTC; DONALD ALAN BLUM, 100 Paducah Dr., New
Martinsville, W. Va., Pre-Medicine, Band; ROBERT G.
BONAR, 401 E. Main St., Harrisville, W. Va., History,
Band, Phi Alpha Theta, Kappa Kappa Psi.

KATHRYN M. BONASSO, 660 Southview Dr., Morgan-
town, W. Va., Psychology, Alpha Delta Pi — Vice-Pres.; R.
ELLEN BODDIE, 3 The Terrace, Middletown, N.J., Radio
and Television, Chi Omega — Pledge Trainer, Homecoming
Co-ordinator, Best Dressed Coeds; WILLIAM W.
BOOKER, 305 North St., Ripley, W. Va., Political Science,
Pi Sigma Alpha; WILLIAM P. BURKETT, 195 B St.,
Keyser, W. Va., Pre-Medicine.

KAREN BUTLER, 14 N.W. lersey Ave., Woodbury
Heights. N.J., Psychology, Pi Beta Phi, Mountainlair Spe-
cial Events Committee, Choral Union; KARLA PAUL-
ETTE CAIN, Buffalo, W. Va., Sociology; RICHARD O.
CHILDS, Box 173, Kearneysville, W. Va., Political Sci-
ence, Kappa Sigma; MARY LOUISE CHRISTINA, Syca-
more St., New Eagle, Pa., Statistics, Alpha Phi — Treasurer.

RONALD L. CLOVER, 381-104 Newton Ave., Morgan-
town, Biology, Biology Steering Committee, Veteran's
Club; MARY VIRGINIA COLEMAN, 1091 National
Road, Wheeling, W. Va., Biology, Student Legislature. Al-
pha Phi; LEONARD E. CONNOR, 177 Regina Ave., Mer-
cerville, N.J., Math and Psychology; DOROTHY COR-
RIGAN, 54 Fifteenth St., Wheeling, W. Va., Sociology,
Young Democrats. Newman Club.

KATHRYN GRACE COTTRILL, Box 61, Glen Rogers,
W. Va., Biological Sciences, Chi Omega. Best Dressed —
First Runner-up; STEPHEN R. CRISLIP, R.F.D. 1, Box
304, Oak Hill, W. Va., Political Science, Mountain, Sphinx.
Phi Kappa Psi; IAMES RICHARD DAVIS, 46 Poplar
Ave., Wheeling, W. Va., Political Science; C. GARY Di-
BARTOLOMEO, 3801 Hanlin Way, Weirton, W. Va., Politi-
cal Science, Sphinx, Sigma Phi Epsilon — Vice-Pres.

JAMES R. DILLEY, 1025 Second Ave., Marlinton, W. Va.,
Pre-Medicine, Phi Kappa Psi— Pres.; WILLIAM FISHER
DOBBS, JR., 1508 Dogwood Rd., Charleston, W. Va., Po-
litical Science, Phi Kappa Psi, Pi Sigma Alpha, Fi Batar
Cappar; KATHRYN DAWN DOWLER, Moundsville, W.
Va., Spanish, SAAP; JAMES A. EDMESTER, 201 Cort-
land St., Lisle, N.Y., Psychology, Theta Chi.

JOSEPH ERVIN, Box 351, Carroll Ave., Keyser, W. Va.,
Political Science, Circle K, Young Republicans; JOHN C.
FOSTER, 1525 17th St., Parkersburg, W. Va., Chemistry,
Monticola Photographer, American Chemical Society — Stu-
dent Affiliate, Christian Science Organization: MICHAEL
DAVID FRINO, 5 Hallo St., Edison, N.J., Biology, Kappa
Sigma, Student Legislature, External Affairs Committee;
PRISCILLA H. GAY, 86 Northwick Dr., Rochester, N.Y.,
Political Science, Cabinet, Festival of Ideas, Student Lead-
ership Conference.

DIANNE LINDA GLUFF, 1332 St. Mary's Ave., Parkers-
burg. W. Va., English, Alpha Xi Delta; SARABETH
GOODWIN. 612 Country Club Rd., Fairmont, W. Va.,
French, Cheerleader, Mortor Board, Chi Omega; EILEEN
M. GRIFFITH, Riviera Beach, Md., Physical Education,
Monticola Staff; LINDA HELEN HAMMACK, Rt. 2.
Flemington. W. Va., Kappa Delta.

KATHERINE E. HAGER, 4 Park Drive, Charleston, W.
Va., Math, Kappa Delta, Junior Executive Steering Com-
mittee; JERRY L. HAGGERTY, Box 117, Keyser, W. Va.,
Chemistry, Phi Kappa Sigma. Young Republicans;
STEPHAN M. HAPTA, Rt. 2, Box 405 E, Charleston, W.
Va., Political Science and History, Phi Kappa Psi; POLLY
ANN HARDY, Tait Rd., Mercer, Pa., Sociology.

GARY ANNE HARKIN. 110 Wyngate Rd., Coraopolis,
Pa., Sociology, Outdoor Recreation Committee, Greek
Week Steering Committee, Pi Beta Phi — Social Chairman;
DOROTHY J. HARRISH, Box 132. Greensburg, Pa., Span-
ish, Pi Beta Phi, Angel Flight, SAAP; SUZANNE HART-
MAN, Box 743, Athens, W. Va., French, Alpha Xi Delta.
Pi Delta Phi— Treasurer, Monticola Staff; ENFIELD
THOMAS HICKS, JR., 1913 Massey Circle, South
Charleston, W. Va., Math, Outings Club.

LINDA HIDALGO, 118 Forrest Ave., Beckley, W. Va.;
MICHAEL K. HISE, Box 788, Logan, W. Va., Chemistry,
Black Unity Organization — Pres., Phi Lambda Upsilon,
Kappa Alpha Psi; MARGARET ANN HOMAN, 331 Sum-
mit Ave., Libonier. Pa.. Sociology, SAAP; MICHAEL S.
HORN, 458 Neptune Ave., Brooklyn, N.Y., Geology,
Pershing Rifles, Dolphins, Young Republicans.

AMY T. HSIEH, 105 Skyline Dr. Bluefield, Va.. Statis-
tics; WILLIAM J. HUFF, 480 Villa Ave.. White Sulphur
Springs, W. Va., Pre-Medicine, Circle K, Tau Kappa Epsi-
lon; JEANNIE HUNTER, 488 Reed Ave., Monessen. Pa-
Biology: MARY G. HUMPHREYS. 2702 Edwards Circle,
Dunbar, W. Va., History, Gamma Phi Beta, Phi Alpha
Theta, Young Democrats.

PAUL CURTIS JACK, JR., Sayre Ave., Parkersburg, W.
Va.. Political Science; JOHN M. JARDEN, 1905 Cathedral
Rd., Huntingdon Valley, Pa., History, Sigma Nu; HOLLIS
MAURA JELLINEK, 31 Boyd St., Elkins, W. Va., Sociol-
ogy, Cultural Committee, Special Events Committee;
RUSSELL PAUL KATHAN, 36 Wagon Lane. Cherry Hill,
N.J., History, Track.

SUSAN E. KILLEEN, 3439 Piedmont Rd., Huntington, W.
Va., English, Delta Delta Delta — Public Relations Chair-
man, Zeta Phi Eta— Historian, Monticola Staff; VIRGINIA
DARE KINCAID, Box 58, Hansford, W. Va.. Psychology,
Psi Chi; DIANA CAROL KIRKPATRICK. Rt. 2. Fair-
view, W. Va., Biology, Phi Epsilon Phi, Student Academic
Advisory Committee; JOHN MEETH KLINGAMAN,
1334 Brook Rd., Baltimore, Md., English, Daily Athenaeum
Staff, Athletic Publicity.

JOSEPH G. KORZENIEWSHI. Rt. 2, Box 695, Severna
Park, Md., Math, Lambda Chi Alpha, Pershing Rifles:
DALE JAMES KRACH, 285 Green St., Doylestown. Pa..
Prc-Mecliciiic, Alpha Phi Omega, Mountainlair Forum
Committee: ROBERT L. KULP, 807 W. Trindle Rd.,
Mechanicsburg. Pa.. Biology; JUDITH L. LADWIG. 229
Fairview Ave., Clarksburg, W. Va., English, Pi Beta Phi,
Angel Flight.

BARBARA ANN LAMBERT, 505 Bee St.. Princeton, W.
Va., History, Pi Beta Phi, Festival of Ideas: DENNIS C.
LOGUE, 535 S. Third St., Clarksburg. W. Va.. Biology, Pi
Kappa Alpha; CHARLES F. LUCAS, JR.. 936 N. Trip-
hammer Rd.. Ithaca, N.Y.. Political Science: ROBERTA
LUCAS, 1218 Tenth Ave., Huntington. W. Va., Latin,
Delta Delta Delta.

DALE JOSEPH LUKETICH. 271 Fernwood, Weirton, W.
Va.. Pre-Medicine, Amateur Radio Club, Computer Science
Club. Films Committee: MIRIAM MANSOUR, Smithers.
W. Va., English; CAROLYN MARIA MARTINO, 115
Caldwell Ave., Wellsburg, W. Va., English, Alpha Xi Delta
— Pres.. Cultural Committee, Lair Social Committee:
KEITH ELIZABETH MATHEWS, 1528 Bedford Rd.,
Charleston, W. Va., Philosophy, Outings Club, Mortar
Board. Phi Alpha Theta.

ELIZABETH McCLUNG, 1872 N. Patrick Henry Dr., Ar-
lington. Va.. French, Pi Delta Phi; KATHLEEN F. Mc-
CONNELL, 419 Green Hill Rd., Smoke Rise, N.J., Math,
Chi Omega, Helen of Troy, Homecoming Court; ROBERT
H. McNABB, 4110 Lancaster Ave., Charleston, W. Va.,
Political Science, Mountain, Phi Kappa Psi, Fi Batar Cap-
par; VIRGIL H. MALONE III, 100 Parkway Dr., Martins-
burg, W. Va.. Geology, Tau Kappa Epsilon, Sigma Gamma
Epsilon.

PAMELA CHRISTEEN MARTIN, 2104 Maxwell Ave.,
Parkersburg, W. Va., French, Pi Delta Phi; TERRY RAY-
MOND MICHAEL, 2300 S. Arlington Ridge Rd., Arling-
ton, Va., History, Sigma Nu — Historian; DARRELL
MILEM. Crawley. W. Va., Zoology, Alpha Phi Omega.
Biology Academic Advisory Committee, Intervarsity Chris-
tian Fellowship; PAMELA MILLER, Box 261. Davis, W.
Va., Psychology, YWCA.

RALPH EUGENE MILLER. JR., 3280 Brocton Common
Dr., Florissant, Missouri, Pre Medicine, Pi Kappa Alpha,
Sigma Alpha Epsilon; ROBERT V. MILLER, 197 Clear-
view Ave.. Wheeling, W. Va., English, Lambda Chi Alpha.
SAAP, Young Republicans; MARY PATRICIA MOSIER.
162 Center St., Canton, Pa., Spanish, Sigma Delta Pi. MFP:
JEANNE F. NAKVANKO, Rt. 8, Greensburg, Pa., Sociol-
ogy-

BERNARD FAZIO PAIZ, 115 Travelers Lane, Beckley.
W. Va., Political Science, Young Democrats; KATHLEEN
S. PAPIERNIAK, 1613 N. Nicholas St., Arlington, Va.,
Biology; MARTIN PEDINOFF, 27 Country Club Lane,
Springfield, N.J., Psychology, Theta Chi; THEA K.
PETRO, 78 Monroe St., Hopwood, Pa., Psychology.

KATHY PETRANEK, Silver Spring, Md., Math. Alpha
Phi, Dolphin; TERRY LYNN PHALEN, 499 Locust Ave.,
Morgantown, W. Va.: RONALD J. PINCHOK, 415 Elwyn
Ave., Springdale, Pa., Math, Kappa Sigma, Student Legisla-
ture, Sphinx; ANGELA M. PIZATELLA, 917 Virginia
Ave.. Fairmont, W. Va., Language Arts, Alpha Xi Delta —
Corresponding Secretary, Mountainlair Social Committee,
Special Events Committed.

ROBERT D. POLLITT, McKinley Ave., Charleston, W.
Va., Political Science; DAVID POPOWICZ, 1109 Stieren
Ave., Brackenridge, Pa., Biology; DOMINICK A. PO-
TENA, 1118 Wood St., Bristol, Pa., Biology; GEORGE
PREIKSAITIS, 1757 S. Sixth St., Camden, N.J., Geology,
Chi Phi.

CHARLES M. PROPST, 699 Burroughs St., Morgantown,
W. Va.. Psychology; ELIZABETH RANDALL, 850 Sweet
Acres. St. Albans, W. Va., Chemistry, Mortar Board, Alpha
Pi, Dolphins: JAMES F. REED II, 209 McDowell St.,
Clarksburg, W. Va., History, Pershing Rifles; JAMES
RALPH REED, JR., 208 W. Washington St., Grafton, W.
Va., Geology, Sigma Gamma Epsilon.

JOHN D. RICHMOND, 121 Granville Ave., Beckley, W.
Va., Pre-Medicine, Student Body President, Mountain,
Delta Tau Delta— Vice-Pres.; ALLEN C. RIDENOOR, Rt.
1, Tunnelton. W. Va.: RICHARD P. ROGERS. 472 Elm
St., Morgantown, W. Va., Physics, Monticola Photographer,
Alpha Phi Omega: LISA ROSE, 810 Eighth St.. Fairmont,
W. Va., English, Kappa Kappa Gamma, Angel Flight, Mor-
tar Board.

ROYCE B. SAVILLE, Box 166, Romney, W. Va., Political
Science, Young Democrats; ELVER A SCHIRLEY, 1342
Armstrong Dr., Monongahela, Pa.. Physical Therapy,
Kappa Kappa Gamma; VIRGINIA ANNE SCYPHERS,
Cooper St., Athens. W. Va., Psychology, Alpha Xi Delta;
DALE W. SEARS, 213 S. Main St., Manchester, Md„ So-
ciology, Theta Chi, Student Party.

THOMAS W. SEIVERLING. 234 Amity Rd„ Glenshaw,
Pa.. Sociology, Theta Chi; DONNA JO SIRK, 100 Grant
St., Elkins, W. Va., Political Science, Pi Sigma Alpha; ROY
STEPHEN SITES, 113 Pine St., Petersburg, W. Va., Ge-
ology, Sigma Gamma Epsilon, Amateur Radio Club; ROY-
MOND L. SHERMAN, 22 S. Summit Ave., Almonesson,
N.J.. Psychology, Resident Assistant.

JENNIFER FAY SHOEMAKER, 3323 W. Fifth Ave.,
Belle. W. Va., Biology; JOHN F. SLACK, 191 Paterson
Rd„ Fanwood, N.J., Geology, Sigma Gamma Epsilon, Out-
ings Club, Intramurals; MICHAEL S. SLOTOROFF, 101
Ansley Blvd., Pleasantville, N.J., Pre-Medicine; DEBORAH
JEAN SMYTH, Rt. 7, Box 104, Morgantown, W. Va.,
History, Mortar Board. Greek Week Coordinator, Student
Leadership Committee.

JEAN ALLYSON STALLINGS, 14 Brookfield Rd., Pasa-
dena, Md., Zoology; BARBARA ANN STEELE, 54 Elm
Lane, Bethlehem, Wheeling, W. Va., History, NSEA, AWS;
ROBERT M. SYDEMSTRICKER, 236 Arapahoe Dr., For-
est Heights, Md., Physics, Sigma Pi Sigma, AFROTC;
MARGARET S. TAM, 6 Rua da Victoria 1/F, Macao,
Asia, French, Pi Delta Phi. International Students Associa-
tion.

SAMUEL R. TAYLOR, Ridgeley, W. Va.. History, Pi
Kappa Alpha; KAREN LEE THOMAS, Kopperston, W.
Va., Sociology; DAVID W. THORNBURY, 304 Fourth
St., Belle, W. Va., Zoology, Alpha Phi Omega, YAF;
WALTER E. TODOROWSHI. 3443 Sipe St.. Pittsburgh,
Pa.

SALVATORE TROMONDA, 3 Diane Ct., New Provi-
dence, N.J., Biology, Football. Baseball; BARBARA ANN
TSOUCARIS, 206 W. Washington St., Masontown, Pa.,
Language Arts, Pi Beta Phi, Student Legislature; STEPH-
ANIE ANN TWARDOSKI, 104 Water St., Ben wood, W.
Va., English and Spanish, Delta Delta Delta; BARBARA
VARACALLI, 397 Chestnut St.. Logan. W.Va.. Pre-Medi-
cine.

ALAN VERSTIEN, 954 Henrietta Ave., Huntington Val-
ley, Psychology, Chairman of Special Events, Student Party
— Treas.. Sigma Phi Epsilon; B. J. VIERS, 2024 Third &
Windsor St., Radford, Va., Political Science, Sigma Phi
Epsilon. Student Party — Co-chairman. Elections Committee:
CAROL LANE WATSON, Box 4, Reedsville, W.Va., Politi-
cal Science; BRUCE A. WENZEL. 201 Dorset Road, Laurel,
Md., Pie-Medicine, Intramurals.

JOHN BLAKE WEST, 1263 Briercliff Rd., Bridgeport, W.
Va., Political Science, Pi Kappa Alpha, Pi Sigma Alpha, Pi
Delta Phi, Sphinx: RICHARD C. WHITMAN. 113 Trav-
elers Lane, Beckley, W.Va., Biology, The Wildlife Society,
Resident Asst.— Towers; CRAIG WILCOX, Bello-Vedere,
R.D. 4. Wheeling. W.Va., Zoology, Kappa Alpha, Scab-
bard & Blade— Pres., ROTC— Rangers: NANCY WIL-
LIAMS. 171 Knollwood Dr., Charleston, W.Va., Language
Arts, Mortar Board — Vice-Pres., Delta Delta Delta —
Pledge Trainer, University Academic Forum.

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LARRY BRENT WILSHIRE, Chelyan. W.Va.. Pre-Medi-
cine, Phi Delta Theta, Alpha Epsilon Delta, Festival of
Ideas Committee; ROBERT WILSON. Rt. 2. Box 18.
Bridge Box, W.Va., History; HARRIET LYNN WIS-
HART, 104 Bently Ave., Bentleyville, Pa.. Political Sci-
ence, Pi Sigma Alpha. Student Advisory Committee,
Forum Committee; JEFFREY A. WITHEREL, 100 Hori-
zon Dr., Pgh. 37. Pa.. Biology, Lambda Chi Alpha, Persh-
ing Rifles. University Singers.

MARJORIE M. WOODRUFF. 7 Main St., Englishtown,
History; CHARLES J. WRIGHT, 2532 Delaware Ave.,
Pgh, Pa., Political Science. Young Democrats: ROSE-
MARY TERESE YANDURA, 166 W. Wood Ave., Nema-
colin, Pa., Psychology; TERRI ANN YEAGER, Box 74C,
RD1, Markleysburg, Pa., French, Pi Delta Phi.

JOHN R. YURIK, Box 767, Gary, W.Va., Pre-Medicine,

Cultural Committee, Monticola Sports Editor, Special
Events Committee.

PRE-MEDICAL

HONORARY:

1. Greg Zolton

11. Sam Colvin

21.

Mark McCormick

29. Tom Thomasson

39. G. H. Dornblazer

50. Steve Kessel

2. Brian Houston

12. Tom Miller

Vice President

29a. Margaret Simpson

40. Bill H. Harris

51. Ruby Grimm

3. Ralph Miller

13. Jack Lynn

Bruce Pokorney

30. Mark Walbridge

41. Ken Lenihan

52. Bob Stewart

4. Lloyd McGinnis

14. Rocky Morabito

John Swearingen

31. Phil Luchini

42. Mike Petrucki

53. Ron Mayfield

5. Bernard Imrich

15. Diana Edens

David Chapman

32. Randy Stevens

43. Ken Harman

54. Steve Miller

6. Brent Wilshire

16. William L. Harris

Richard Lindsay

33. Mike Fidler

44. Barbara Varacalli

55. Jim Kessel

7. Tim Brown

17. Steve Lewis

Historian

34. Charles Quarles

45. David Fetter

56. Brett Hunter

8. Larry Rogers

18. Rick Lynn

Dan Cassis

35. Mike Albright

46. Claudia Goodwin

57. Dr. Lloyd Gribble

9. Tom Adkins

19. Lenora Rexrode

Charles Wishart

36. Charles Mirabile

47. Ernie Bonitatibus

Advisor

10. Ron Hill

Secretary

Mark Valentine

37. Kelly Fogle

48. Don Johnson

58. Brad Levin

Treasurer

20. William Strauch

President

38. Allen Justin

49. Roxann Powers

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Commerce

Jack T. Turner

Dean of the College of Commerce

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Beta Alpha Psi

NATIONAL ACCOUNTING HONORARY— William Phelps. Paula Strawser, Gregory Yost.
President: Professor Robert S. Maust, Faculty Vice President: Robert Hardy, Vice President:
Alice Canterbury. Frederic Zeck. Raymond Thalman, Vice President: Michael Custer. Connie
Elmore, Secretary: Ralph Meadows.

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JOHN DAVID ANDERSON III, 2663 Riverside Dr., St.
Albans, W. Va., Marketing, Phi Kappa Psi — Historian;
HAROLD ARKIN, 2623 Southeast 18th Ave., Cape Coral,
Fla., Marketing, Pi Kappa Alpha, Student Party; MARY
MARGARET BALIKER, 532 Kiwanis Ave., Morgantown,
W. Va., Marketing, Delta Gamma, Young Democrats Club,
Ten Best Dressed Co-ed Contest— Finalist; THOMAS B.
BENNETT. RFD 7, Box 715, Morgantown, W. Va., Eco-
nomies, AIESEC, Young Republicans, SAA.

DONALD R. BERKICH. R.D. #3 Lisburn Rd., Mechanics-
burg, Pa., Accounting; ROBERT T. BROWNFIELD, 604
34th St., Vionna, W. Va., Industrial Management, SAM;
CHARLES FREDERICK CARSPECKEN, 503 Rosemont
Ave., South Charleston, W. Va., Industrial Management,
Delta Tau Delta, A.S.D.Y.; ROGER ALLEN CARTER.
Montcoal. W. Va., Marketing, Sigma Nu.

CARLOS J. CAUESSA, Box 879, San Salvadore, El Salva-
dor, Finance, SAM, Inter-American Relations; THOMAS
G. CHESANKO, 104 Grant St., Uniontown, Pa., Industrial
Management, SAM; HARVEY C. DAUGHERTY, 155
Armstrong St.. Romney, W. Va.. Industrial Management;
JOHN JOSEPH DECANEY III, 118 Dunkard Ave., Mor-
gantown, W. Va., Marketing, Pi Kappa Alpha, Inter-Fra-
ternity Council.

THOMAS E. DODD. Box 5, Hastings, W. Va., Industrial
Management, Pi Kappa Alpha — Pres., SAM, Student Party;
RICHARD JOSEPH DYE, R.D. #5, Washington, Pa., Ac-
counting; SAMUEL W. ELLIS. JR., 7009 Alicent Place.
McLean, Virginia, Marketing, Beta Theta Pi, Varsity Base-
ball—Co-Captain; CONNIE SUE ELMORE, Box 197,
Oakvale, W. Va.. Accounting, Beta Alpha Psi.

WILBER LAWRENCE EVANS, 2005 10th Ave., Parkers-
burg, W. Va.. Accounting; ROBERT A. FRATLE, 16 Mad-
ison Ave.. Old Bridge, N.J., Commerce, Alpha Phi Delta.
Mountaineer Freedom Party; JAMES F. HAMLIN. JR.,
221 Williams Ave., Bridgeport, W. Va., Industrial Manage-
ment, SAM; HERBERT M. HARR, 1583 Quarrier St.,
Charleston, W. Va., Accounting.

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EDWARD L. HARRAH, S3-52 St. S.E.. Charleston. W.
Va., Accounting: JERRY N. HARTLEBEN. 1953 Foley
Dr., Parkersburg, W. Va., Industrial Management: JOSEPH
NEIL HEADLEE. R.D. S3, Waynesburg, Pa., Business Ad-
ministration, SAM; CURTIS LEE HELDRETH, 512 Day-
ton St., Morgantown, W. Va., Business Administration,
Scaddard and Blade.

THOMAS G. HENNEN, Kettler Addn., Mosart, Wheeling,
W. Va., Marketing, SAM; SELBY ARNETT HIGHLAND,
JR., West Milford, W. Va., Accounting, Fencing, 4-H Club:
ALLAN JOHNSON, 1209 E. Main St., Harrisville, W. Va.,
Industrial Management, Sigma Phi Epsilon; MORTON A.
JOHNSON, JR., 1004 Dogwood Lane, Beckley, W. Va.,
Marketing, Delta Tau Delta, Army ROTC, Homecoming
Coordinating Committee — 1968.

EDWARD P. JOLLIFFE, 420 Grant Ave., Morgantown,
W. Va., Accounting: CLIFTON L. KING, R.R. #2, Linton,
Indiana, Management, Sigma Nu; KURT NICHOLAS
KINNEY, 1605 Kanawha Terrace. St. Albans, W. Va.,
Marketing, SAM, Arnold Air, Sigma Phi Epsilon: PETER
C. KRAL. 597 Mazur Ave.. Paramus, N.J., Industrial
Management, SAM, Alpha Phi Delta.

LAURENCE RICHARD LARSON, 855 Sweet Acres
Drive. St. Albans. W. Va., Accounting; BRADLEY E.
LAYNE, 26 First St., Williamson, W. Va., Economics, Phi
Kappa Psi; GENE LEE, R.D. #2, Waynesburg, Pa., Indus-
trial Management, SAM, ASP; HIRAM C. LEWIS III, 76
Cornell Ave., Welch, W. Va., Marketing, Delta Tau Delta,
Fi Batar Cappar.

JOHN CHARLES LORD, 321 York St., Beaver Dam,
Wis., Marketing, Sigma Nu — Social Chairman; CHARLES
RODNEY LYNCH, 400 Fairview Dr., Charleston, W. Va..
Industrial Management. SAM: JAMES BRIAN MAHAF-
FEY, Rt. 3, Box 314, Parkersburg. W. Va., Industrial Man-
agement, Sigma Phi Epsilon, SAM; HOWARD JUNIOR
MANN, 201 S. College St., Martinsburg, W. Va.. Account-
ing, Phi Sigma Kappa.

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TERRY LEE MARCUS, 536 East Washington St., Charles
Town, W. Va., Accounting, Beta Theta Pi; J. CRAIG
MARTIN, 816 Honeysuckle Dr., Martinsburg, W. Va.,
Management, Phi Sigma Kappa, SAM; RONALD D.
MARUCA, 827 Railroad St., Turtle Creek, Pa.. Marketing,
SAM: IOSEPH T. McBRIDE, 123 Elizabeth Ave., Laval-
lette. N.J.. Economics.

MONTA McGILVRA, Ireland, W. Va., Marketing, SAM;
CAROL ANN McNICH, 1807 Virginia St., Moundsville,
W. Va., Marketing, Kappa Kappa Gamma; DAVID
FOSTER MOUNT, Rt. 1, Spencer, W. Va., Industrial
Management, Sigma Chi, SAM, Student Representative —
Curriculum Committee; LEO MYERS, 531 Michigan Ave.,
Westover, W. Va., Industrial Management.

JESS O. PARK III, 728 Mt. Vernon Ave., Pairmont, W.
Va., Finance. Circle K Club, SAM; FRANK ANTHONY
PIETRANTON, JR., 3241 Orchard St., Weirton, W. Va.,
Economics, Sphinx, Festival of Ideas — Chairman, Moun-
tainlair Program Board — Chairman of Fine Arts Commit-
tee; WILLIAM C. PIPER, Washington Farms, Wheeling.
W. Va., Industrial Management, Sigma Nu, Fi Batar Cap-
par, Helvetia: WILLIAM R. PHELPS, 500 Grant St., Luke,
Md.. Accounting, Beta Alpha Psi, SAM.

MICKEY RAYMOND PLUMLEY, Apt. 6-33 Wilson St..
Westover, W. Va.. Marketing, Football; GREGORY F.
PRESLEY. 608 East 10th Ave., Tarentum, Pa.. Accounting;
JOHN PTAK. 77 Lemon St., Uniontown, Pa.. Finance,
SAM; GREGORY C. REYNOLDS, 605 Mace St., Greens-
burg, Pa., Industrial Management. Sigma Phi Epsilon. IFC
Honor Court.

DOUGLAS W. RHODES. Rt. 2, Tunnelton. W. Va.. Ac-
counting, Young Democrats; WILLIAM Q. ROSEN-
GARTEN, 6031 Emerald Harbor Dr., Sarasota, Fla„ Com-
merce, SAM, Young Democrats; DAVID O. RUBRECHT,
907 Chappell Road, Charleston, W. Va., Industrial Man-
agement. Newman Club, SAM; GARY LEE RYMER, R.D.
2. Box 93, Sisterville. W. Va.. Industrial Management.

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LOUIS E. SCHEGGIA, 35 Eggleston St., Uniontown, Pa.,
Industrial Management, SAMi GREGORY M. SCHLUN-
EKER, 7487 Reno Dr. N.E., Louisville, Ohio, Marketing,
Fi Patar Cappar, Varsity Club, Kappa Sigma: BRENDA
SCOTT, 911 Ann St., Parkersburg, W. Va., Merchandising,
Student Legislature, 10 Best-Dressed. Gamma Phi Beta;
WILLIAM E. SENSENEY, 530 S. George S.E., Charles
Town, W. Va., Marketing, Sigma Phi Epsilon — Pres., IFC,
Fi Batar Cappar.

RALPH M. SHAHAN II, 442 Walnut St., Grafton, W. Va..
Marketing, Drum Major, Kappa Kappa Psi, University
Trombone Ensemble; MICHAEL SPROUTS, 384 Forest
Ave., Morgantown, W. Va., Marketing, SAM; ROBERT
CURT STIER, 1426 Alps Road, Wayne, N.J., Accounting,
Sigma Chi: RUSSELL M. STITT, 9396 Northgate Dr..
Allison Park, Pa., Marketing, SAM, Special Events Com-
mittee.

E. JEFFREY STOLL, 64 Bay Ave., Atlantic Highlands,
N.J., Industrial Management, Soccer Team, Army ROTC:
FRANK L. STULTZ, 1307 7th St., Moundsville, W. Va.,
Industrial Management, SAM; MICHAEL C. SUDDUTH,
Rt. 4, Box 177, Bluefield, W. Va., Marketing, Fi Batar
Cappar. Phi Kappa Psi, Greek Week Steering Committee:
TERRENCE J. TEAGUE, 4724 Wuccingford. Pittsburgh.
Pa., Marketing, Theta Chi.

RICARDO A. TALAVERA, Parque Sanabria #2 (Norte 6).
Caracas, Venezuela, S.A., Marketing, SAM; RONALD F.
TOMSIC, 158 East College St., Cannonsburg, Pa., Account-
ing; JOHN A. VERED, 19 Fairview St., Weirton, W. Va.,
Pi Kappa Alpha, SAM, Student Party: CAROLYN DIANE
VICK, 611 College Ave., Bluefield, W. Va., Finance,
Gamma Phi Beta, Student Legislature. Monticola Staff.

DONALD J. WALKER, 608 Woodland Ave., Emporium,
Pa., Marketing, SAM; JOHN M. WEBER, 413 Willis Ave..
Bridgeport, W. Va., Finance, SAM, Circle K Club — Pres.;
CHARLES MICHAEL WHITE, JR., 1905 S. Pittsburg St..
S. Connellsville, Pa., Marketing, Pi Kappa Alpha, SAM,
Ski Club; DAVID B. WHITE, 214 Harrison St., Clarks-
burg, W. Va., Marketing, Phi Sigma Kappa — Pres.. Fi
Batar Cappar. Army ROTC.

RICHARD C. WILLIAMS. 200 Summers St., Beckley, W.
Va., Marketing, Kappa Alpha, Monticola Staff — Business
Manager, Homecoming Steering Committee; ROBERT D.
WILLS, JR., 17 E. Main St., Richwood, W. Va., Finance,
SAM.

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Creative Arts Center

Dean Richard E. Duncan
Creative Arts Center

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GULHIS CELAYIR, 295 Bonar Ave., Waynesburg, Pa..
Fine Arts: BEVERLY DENNISON. 457 22nd St.. Dunbar.
W.Va., Music, Mu Phi Epsilon, Camerata Singers, Kappa
Delta— Pres.; LARRI PAT DONALDSON, 50T/i Buffalo
Ave., Fairmont, W.Va., Music Education, Mu Phi Epsilon,
Tau Beta Sigma, University Singers and Wind Symphony:
GAIL E. EROR, 210 Pennsylvania Ave., Cumberland, Md.,
Music Education, Gamma Phi Beta — House Pres., Mu Phi
Epsilon — Treas., Mortar Board — Treas.

JOYCE L. FESSIDES, Scottwynd Terrace, RD 1. Har-
mony. Pa.. Drama, National Collegiate Players: REBA
PESTUN JONES. Mountaineer Mobile Park Lot 35. Mor-
gantown. W.Va., Music Education, Mu Phi Epsilon: MARK
V. MALLARE, 93 Falconer St., Jamestown, N.Y.. Music
Education, Sigma Phi Epsilon, Phi Mu Alpha; ANNA
FAYE OTT, 264 Waitman St., Morgantown, W.Va., Music
Education, Panhellenic President, Mu Phi Epsilon, Gamma
Phi Beta.

SUE ANN PAULEY, 6414 McCorkle Ave., St. Albans,
W.Va., Music Education, Gamma Phi Beta — Pledge Direc-
tor, Student Legislature: JUDY PETRICCA, RD. 2, Box
15B. Burgettstown, Pa., Music Education, University Sing-
ers, University Wind Symphony, Mu Phi Epsilon; MARY
T. ROSENECKER. 212 East Maple Ave., Fayetteville,
W.Va., Music Education and Math, M.E.N.C.,; LAW-
RENCE SKROBACS, Box 155, Daisytown, Pa.. Applied
Music, Orchestra, University Singers.

KAREN PFLEEGER SMITH, 44 Anderson Place. Mor-
gantown, W.Va., Music Education, Orchestra, M.E.N.C;
DONALD L. TRIPLETT, 80 Devan Ave., Uniontown, Pa.,
Drama, Choreographer "My Fair Lady", Pinocchio in chil-
dren's theatre production, Tony in the W.V.U. Production
of the -Boyfriend"; MARIANNE VERNILE. 506 Bassi
Dr., Versailles. McKeesport. Pa.. Music Education, Mu Phi
Epsilon.

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Phi Mu Alpha

MUSIC HONORARY FOR MEN— FIRST ROW: Mr. Thomas Canning, Advisor; Bernard
Wytko. David Wojcik, Treasurer; Mark Mallare. President; Ronald DiLorenzo, Vice Presi-
dent; Ted Kovalk, Secretary; James Howe, Roddy Hibbs. SECOND ROW: George Felty,
Glen McCarthy, Larry Virtue, Glenn Gamble, Fred Kesner, Reed Bigham, Gerald Somazze,
Glen Ross, Paul Criswell, Robert Perriello. THIRD ROW: Buddy Gray, David Benedum. Jan
Youngdahl, Joseph Wytko. John Klingberg, Gordon Mead. Fred Weaver. Jan Frye, Jay Brabban.

NATIONAL MUSIC HONORARY FOR WOMEN— FIRST ROW: Sue Stout. May King
Edgar, May Polandski, Lari Pat Donaldson, Gail Eror, Phyllis Appolonia. SECOND ROW:
Adrienne Susan, Lynnette Talovich, Julianne Sages, Jeanne Poole, Mary Ellen Fisher, Ann
Kisinger, Susan Zippay. THIRD ROW: Sandy Anderson, Elaine Kallas, Anna Long, Pam
Mauer, Paula Gatian, Beverly Dennison.

Mu Phi Epsilon

School of Engineering

Chester A Arents

Dean of the School of Engineering

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CHARLES K. AMOS. JR.. RT. 4. Box 240. Princeton
W.Va.. Chemical, Pi Kappa Alpha. Student Legislature:
AICHE; GERALD T. BALCZON, 2203 Wayne St.. Erie.
Pa.. Industrial; AIIE: THEODORE C. BARKER. 109 R
Center Ave.. Weston. W.Va., Chemical, Alpha Pi Mu, Tau
Beta Pi. Omega Chi Epsilon; LARRY N. BITNER, RD. 1.
Box 79, Connellsville. Pa., Mechanical.

JOHN H. BODER, 9556 Magellan Dr., Pgh. Pa., Mechani-
cal. ASME: LESLIE F. BOORD. RD. 4, Willowbrook Rd..
Belle Vernon. Pa.. Mechanical; STEVEN L. BROWN, 484
Lawnview Dr., Morgantown, W.Va., Mechanical. Delta Tau
Delta, ASME, ACP: WILLIAM PEYTON BROWN, 928
Fairfax Drive, Morgantown, W.Va., Chemical, Tau Beta Pi.
Omega Chi Epsilon, AICHE.

CHESTER ARTHUR BURDETTE. JR., Procious. W.Va.,
Electrical; JOHN W. BURHART. 740 Ridgeway Ave..
Morgantown. W.Va., Mechanical. ASME; BYRON DOUG-
LAS CAMPELL, 4503 Whited Dr.. Vienna. W.Va.. Chemi-
cal, Omega Chi Epsilon. Tau Beta Pi, AICHE; WILLIAM
ROBERT CATTRELL, 3901 Beaumont Dr., Weirton. W.Va..
Industrial, Pi Kappa Alpha, Tau Beta Pi. Alpha Pi Mu.

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FRANK CERMINARA. 1052 Highland Ave., Follansbee,
W. Va., Industrial. Tau Beta Pi, Alpha Pi Mu — Vice-Pies.,
Sigma Phi Epsilon; KENNETH FRED CODELUPPI, R.D.
2, Sweeney Plan, Belle Vernon, Va., Industrial, Kappa
Sigma. Student Legislature. Fi Bata Cappar; RODERICK
LITTEN CRAMER, 426 Morris Ave., Westoner, W. Va.,
Industrial, AIIE; GEORGE W. CUMMINGS, JR.. Morton
St., New Eagle. Pa.. Mechanical.

DAVID L. FABER. Rt. 1, Box 15, Worthington, W. Va.,
Mechanical, Tau Beta Pi. Pi Tau Sigma, ASME;
CHARLES J. FLEISCHER, JR., 61 Griesmere St., Pitts-
burgh, Pa., Industrial, AIIE, Tau Beta Pi, Alpha Pi Mu:
JIMMIE R. FLESHMAN, Petertown, W. Va., Industrial,
Tau Beta Pi— Vice-Pres., Alpha Pi Mu, AIIE; ARTHUR
LEE FORD. Box 171, Corriganville, Md., Aerospace,
AIAA.

MIKE GIUSTI, 664 Stratton St., Logan, W. Va., Chemical,
Delta Tau Delta— Pres., Sphinx, AICHE; EVERETT W.
GLOVER. JR.. 51P/2 East Park Ave., Fairmont, W. Va..
Civil, Chi Epsilon, Tau Beta Pi; STEPHEN GOOD, Box
331, Shepherdstown, W. Va., Mechanical, SAM, ASME;
LEWIS G. GRIMM, 221 Howard St., Clarksburg, W. Va.,
Civil, Chi Epsilon, Debate Society. Delta Sigma Rho — Tau
Kappa Alpha.

DOUGLAS CLARK HEAVNER, 105 Beverly Rd., Butler,
Pa., Industrial, AIIE, College Veterans Club: JAMES L.
HERNDON. 808 Sweet Acres Dr.. St. Albans, W. Va.,
Civil, Sphinx, Student Legislature, Sigma Chi — Pres.;
JAMES D. HINKLE III, Lightburn St.. Buckhannon, W.
Va., Industrial, AIIE; JOHN T. HORNER. JR., Rt. 1,
Hedgesville, W. Va., Electrical, IEEE.

RICHARD LEE JAMIESON, 75 Morrison Dr., Pittsburg.
Pa., Industrial, AIIE, Gymnastics; H. GREGORY JA-
RANKO, 168 Spruce St., Morgantown, W. Va., Mechani-
cal, Outing Club, Russian Club; RUSSELL L. KING, JR..
1261 Satellite Circle. Upper St. Clair. Mechanical, ASME,
Ski Club— Vice-Pres.; RICHARD T. KREHNOVI, 900
Eighth Ave., Conway, Pa., Mechanical, Lambda Chi Alpha,
ASME.

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WILLIAM M. LANHAM, JR., 317 Berkley St., Charles-
ton, W. Va.. Chemical, Tau Beta Pi, Omega Chi Epsilon,
AICHE SAM LAUIN, Rt. 2, Box 199, Bluefield. W. Va.,
Mechanical. Delta Tau Delta. ASME; ANTHONY
EMILIO LICATA, 27 Eight St., Hicksville, N.Y., Mechan-
ical: JOHN H. MALVIN, Box 246, Rivesville, W. Va.,
Civil, ASCE.

JOHN WARREN MARTIN II. 501 Orchard St., Webster
Springs, W. Va.. Industrial, Tau Beta Pi, Alpha Pi Mu—
Pres., AIIE; STEPHEN H. MASON, 609 27th St., Vienna,
W. Va.. Chemical, AICHE; DANIEL JOSEPH Mc-
DERMOTT. 1257 Northwestern Dr., Monroeville, Pa..
Aerospace, Swimming Team, Sigma Gamma Tau, AIAA;
ROBERT A. NOVAK, 1309 Kegg Ave.. Johnstown, Pa..
Aerospace.

DAVID A. PRICE, 610 V 2 Eighth St., Fairmont, W. Va.,
Civil, Chi Epsilon, Tau Beta Pi: JORGE R. RAMIREZ,
Chitre, Republic of Panama, Industrial, International Stu-
dents Association: GLENN THOMAS REED, Box 320,
Athens Star Route, Princeton, W. Va., Civil, Tau Beta Pi,
Chi Epsilon. ASCE: RICHARD G. REPA1RE, II, 1045
First Ave.. Montgomery. W. Va., Mechanical, Pi Kappa
Alpha. ASME. Student Committees.

SALVADORE ROSSI. Box 173, Coalton, W. Va., Chem-
ical. Tau Beta Pi. Omega Chi Epsilon, AICHE: BYRD C.
STUTER, 104 Green Street, Belleville, Pa., Mechanical,
Air Force ROTC, Arnold Air Society: ROBERT L. WAL-
LACE, II. Rt. 1. Box 12, Clintonville, W. Va., Aerospace,
Alpha Phi Omega, AIAA: KENNETH ARDEN WARD.
Box 82, Clay, W. Va., Mechanical, ASME, Phi Tau Sigma.

GARY EUGENE WEBB. Rt. 2, Box 74-A. Walker.
W. Va.. Chemical, AICHE. Tau Beta Pi: ROY WHIPP.
Walnut Lane, Burlington, W. Va., Chemical, Kappa Alpha,
Omega Chi Epsilon, Tau Beta Pi: ROGER B. WILLIAMS.
2275 Corene Dr.. Marietta. Ga.. Industrial. Phi Delta
Theta, Student Legislature. Interfraternity Council:
RICHARD D. YANCICH. Box 1. Pilliner. Pa.. Mechani-
cal. ASME.

EUGENE M. ZVOLENSKY. 84 Clipper Ave., Edison.
N.J., Industrial, Kappa Sigma. AIIE. Student Party.

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Tau Beta Pi

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ENGINEERING HONORARY— FIRST ROW: E. Ahmadi, William M. Lanham. Jr., Joseph
S. Luchini, President: Ben Blair. Cerry W. Harbaugh, Michael W. Nugen, Jim Fleshman, Vice
President; Elden M. George. SECOND ROW: Gary Webb, Larry Derenge. A. Kurt Scurler,
Robert Van Meter, Woodrow Corley. Charles J. Fleischer, Jr., Cataloguer; Dennis A. Zalar,
Robert R. Isiminger, Jr. THIRD ROW: Donald L. Winter, B. Douglas Campbell. Roland E.
Dubbe, S. Rossi, Charles Traugh. Jimmy Travis, William P. Brown, Lyle J. Iman.

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Human Resources
and Education

Delmas F. Miller

Acting Dean of the College of Hitman Resources & Educa-
tion

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SUSAN KATHLEEN ADKINS, 2796 Emmons Ave., Hunt-
ington, W. Va., English Education, Junior Executive Con-
ference Committee, Mountainlair Forum Committee,
Mountaineer Week Team; DEBORAH DIANNE AGNEW,
New Creek, W. Va., Secondary Education; MARY KATH-
RYN ALVARCZ, 205 Locust Rd., Bridgeport, W. Va.,
Speech Pathology. Sigma Alpha Eta; LIBBY ANDERSON,
5421 Washington Ave., Charleston, W. Va., Human Re-
sources.

JOHN WARDEN ASH. 416 6th St., Glen Dale, W. Va.,
Biology, Secondary Education, Beta Theta Pi, Arnold Air
Society, AF ROTC; RITA B. ASH, Rt. 1, Box 254, Wil-
sonburg, W. Va., Family Resources; LINDA KATHRYN
BAKER, 1208 Hanlin Way, Weirton, W. Va., Elementary
Education, Student Party; ROGER C. BALLANTYNE, Rt.
8, Box 49, Morgantown, W. Va., Secondary Education,
Veteran's Club.

NANCY L. BEIHL, 2616 Vance Ave., Wheeling, W. Va„
Family Resources, Orchesis; MARTHA BRIGGS, 609 Indi-
ana Ave., Chester, W. Va., Elementary Education; HOLLY
HUGHES BROOKS, 3537 Collins Ferry Rd., Morgantown,
W. Va., Speech Pathology and Audiology, Sigma Alpha
Eta; JUDY BUCKLEW, Fairmont. W. Va., Human Re-
sources, Alpha Phi. Omicron Nu.

ANITA JANE BUNK. 12 Park St.. Warren, Pa., Home
Economics, SAAP, Newman Movement, Residence Hall
Staff; WILLIAM K. BUNNER, Rt. 2. Box 45, Fairview,
W. Va., Secondary Education, Young Democrats; M.
KATHLEEN BURNS, 42 Pershing Ave., Uniontown. Pa.,
Business Education. Ski Club, Student Party; GRAHAM A.
CAMPBELL, 280 Biery's Bridge Road, Bethlehem, Pa.,
Elementary Education, ACEI — Vice-Pres.

TONI LOUISE CAPUTO, 788 Twin Oaks Dr., Bridgeport,
W. Va., Family Resources; PAMELA DODD CARR, 1206
N. Walker St., Princeton, W. Va., Speech Pathology and
Audiology, Chi Omega, Sigma Alpha ETA; DEBORAH J.
CASTO, 2615 Brooklyn Dr., Parkersburg. W. Va., Second-
ary Education. Alpha Xi Delta, Phi Delta Pi; KANDACE
M. CLARK, 1440 Hillcrest Ave., Washington, Pa., Family
Resources, Phi Upsilon Omicron, WVU Home Economics
Chapter.

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SHERRIE LYNN CLARK, 424 Parkside Road, Camp Hill,
Pa., Family Resources, Student Party, VIRGINIA L.
CLARK, 1335 Main St., Wellsburg, W. Va., Elementary
Education; LOIS JEAN COBB, 411 Washington Ave.,
Clarksburg. W. Va., Dietetics: JUDY A. COLLINS, Moore-
field. W. Va., Family Resources, ACEI, AHEA.

DANA KAY CON LEY. 120 Dickson St., Weirton, W. Va.,
Speech Pathology and Audiology, YWCA — Treasurer,
Sigma Alpha Eta— Secretary; CHRISTINE CONNELLY.
306 Church St., West Union, W. Va., Home Economics,
Phi Upsilon Omicron, Omicron Nu, Ski Club; JANE ANN
CONWAY, 1028 S. Henry Ave.. Elkins. W. Va., Elemen-
tary Education; BETSY ANNE CROUCH, 1819 Virginia
St.. Moundsville. W. Va., Elementary Education.

KATHRYN ANN DAVIS. Rt. 4. Box 217, Keyser, W. Va.,
Secondary Education, Mortar Board, Kappa Delta Pi, Mon-
ticola Staff: CAROLYN SUE DAY. Rt. 2. Box 266-A.
Berryville, Va.. Elementary Education; KAREN V. De-
ANTONIO. Box 313, Marianna, Pa.. Vocational Home Ec-
onomics, Home Economics Club — Publicity Chairman.
Academic Forum; JUDITH ELAINE DICKENS, Rock
Creek, W. Va., Elementary Education.

CANDITA DiBACCO, Box 114, Thomas, W. Va.. Family
Resources, Kappa Delta. National Home Economics Chap-
ter; JOHN PHILLIP DORSEY, Box 251, Franklin, W. Va..
Elementary Education; ROSEMARY C. DUDEK, 545 S.
Broad St., Eliz.. N.J.. Education; SARAH E. DUNN. Rt. 1.
Box 101, Fairview Rd., Pt. Pleasant. W. Va.. Human Re-
sources, Pi Beta Phi. Phi Upsilon Omicron — Vice-Pres.

LINDA ALICE EDISON, River Glen Apts. 110-A, 173 E.
Michigan Ave., Three Rivers, Michigan, Secondary Educa-
tion, Kappa Delta Pi. Zeta Phi Eta. YWCA: VICTORIA
JO ERWIN. 109 Forest Dr., Charleston, W. Va., Elemen-
tary Education, Kappa Kappa Gamma; MEGAN EVANS,
3675 Middleboro Rd., Pgh, Pa., Family Resources; M.
JANE FETTY, 3808 Cypress St., Parkersburg, W. Va.,
Family Resources, Kappa Kappa Gamma, Omicron Nu.

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LINDA JEAN FOE, Box 5, Cass, W. Va.. Family Re-
sources: MARY BETH FREELAND. 442 Water St., Ben-
wood, W. Va.. Speech Pathology and Audiology, Sigma
Alpha Eta: MARCIA FRIEDLINE. R.D. 3, Box 166,
Somerset, Pa., Music Education. Kappa Delta, Student
Party: SHEILA S. GOLDEN, Rt. 2, Bristol, W. Va.,
Speech Pathology and Audiology, Sigma Alpha Eta, Young
Republicans, SAAP.

SARAH LOUISE GOOD, 4205 Virginia Ave., Charleston,
W. Va., Elementary Education, Alpha Xi Delta; CYN-
THIA ANN GOLDSWORTHY, 35 S. Church St., Keyser,
W. Va., Secondary Education, Kappa Delta Pi, Monticola
Staff: RHONDA SUE GOODMAN, 104 Coughlan St..
Berkeley Springs. W. Va., Home Economics, Chi Omega;
ANN GRACEY, Charles Town, Elementary Education,
Gamma Phi Beta.

BEBERLY GRINDLE, 15 Dent St., Elkins, W. Va., Ele-
mentary Education, SNEA; BARBARA ANN GUM, 464
Hillview Dr., Morgantown. W. Va., Secondary Education,
Gamma Phi Beta; SUE LEE GWINN, Box 224, Clendenin.
W. Va., Family Resources: CORA L. HAMILTON, 10305
Orange Grove Dr., Tampa. Fla.. Family Resources, AWS —
Open Door Series.

GLENN HAMILTON, 11 Club Crest Rd., Fairmont. W.
Va., Speech Pathology and Audiology, Pi Beta Phi, Sigma
Alpha Eta, Eta Sigma Phi; CHRISTINA L. HARMAN,
Box 141, Harman, W. Va., Home Economics, Phi Upsilon
Omicron: NELA I. HARRIS, New Creek, W. Va., Second-
ary Education, SNEA; SUE A. HAWKINS, 1151 Village
Way, Fairmont, W. Va., Family Resources, Omicron Nu,
Phi Upsilon Omicron.

BONNIE D. HERVEY, 4 Cavalier Dr., Huntington, W.
Va., Home Economics, Tri Delta, Mountainlair Decorations
Committee. Homecoming Committee: PAMELA JO HIL-
LEGAS, 173 Glenhorst Dr., Verona, Pa., Elementary Edu-
cation: JO ANN HOLT, Box 84, Confluence, Pa., Family
Resources, Alpha Delta Pi, Student Party; JENNIE HOLZ,
1517 Connell Road, Charleston, W. Va., Secondary Educa-
tion, Alpha Phi.

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GAYLE J. HORAK. 110 N. Diamond St., Mt. Pleasant,
Pa.. Elementary Education, Alpha Delta Pi, Studette, AWS
Committees; MAUREEN ANNE HUTCHISON, 94 Pleas-
ant View Dr., Wayne. N.J., Secondary Education, Chi
Omega. Phi Alpha Theta: JORENE HILTON. Charleston,
W. Va.. Elementary Education, Chi Omega — Co-Social
Chairman; STEPHANIE JO IVES. Rt. 1. Chestertown,
Md., Elementary Education.

SADIE JOHN. National Pike West. Uniontown. Pa., Home
Economics, Phi Upsilon Omicron — Pres., Student Legisla-
ture. Delta Delta Delta— Secretary; BETTY ANNE
JONES, 225 Navajo Road, Pittsburg, Pa., Elementary Edu-
cation. Pi Beta Phi — Vice-Pres., Homecoming Committee;
SHARON JONES, 1302 Peacock Lane, Fairmont, W. Va.,
Interior Design, Delta Delta Delta; THERESA J. KAP-
PEL, 730 Fifth St.. New Martinsville, W. Va., Speech
Pathology, Alpha Phi. Sigma Alpha Eta.

PATRICIA A. KEESECKER, R.F.D. #2, Box 84bb, Mar-
tinsburg, W. Va., Family Resources. Chi Omega. Phi Upsi-
lon Omicron. Five Most Beautiful Coeds; JEANNE
ELLEN KING, 1343 North State Rt. 2. New Martinsville,
W. Va., Elementary Education, Chi Omega. Lair Commit-
tee; SUSAN YVONNE KLATSKIN, 106-F Northgate
Apts. Cranbury. N.J.. Business Education. Sigma Tau
Sigma; JEANNE ANNE LAMBERT, Box 217, Hundred.
W. Va.. Secondary Education.

RUTH A. LATIMOR, R.D. 2, Belle Vernon, Pa., Elemen-
tary Education: MARIE LEACH, 2118 Holswade Dr..
Hunnington, W. Va., Education. Kappa Kappa Gamma,
Greek Week, Glamour Style Show; BARBARA ANN
LEWIS, Bo\ 25, Red House, W. Va.. Elementary Educa-
tion. Mountaineer Christian Fellowship; JANE LINDSAY.
1901 Washington Ave., Parkersburg, W. Va.. Home Eco-
nomics. Home Economics Club.

LINDA L. LINK, RFD =2, Box 19, Kearneysville. W. Va.,
Secondary Education, Pi Beta Phi — Treasurer; ANNETTE
LUCARELLI. 14 Hawthorne Ct.. Wheeling. W. Va., Fam-
ily Resources: KATHY R. LYTLE, 6727 Lombardy Dr..
West Mifflin, Pa., Speech; DIANA LYNN MAGLE, Fam-
ily Resources, Alpha Pi — Hostess, Angel Flight.

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SARAH JANE HEATER, 47 South Florida St., Buckhan-
non, W. Va., Speech Pathology and Audiology, Orchesis;
Sigma Alpha Eta; PATRICIA E. MARKWOOD, 206 Wil-
lard St., Terra Alta, W. Va., History Education, Kappa
Delta; BILLY H. MARSHALL, 112 Academy Court, Fay-
etteville, W. Va., Secondary Education, Kappa Delta Pi,
University Theatre, Cultural Committee — Co-ordinator;
PEGGY LEE MATTINGLY, Box 21, Willow Island, W.
Va., Speech Pathology and Audiology, Sigma Alpha Eta.

MARGARET MAY, 506 Grant St., Newell, W. Va.,
Speech Pathology and Audiology, Sigma Alpha Eta; BEV-
ERLY J. McCOY, 467 Main St., Oak Hill, W. Va., Sec-
ondary Education, Alpha Delta Pi, Hill Judiciary Board,
Parents Weekend Steering Committee; COLLEEN E. Mc-
GEE, 70 Roland Rd., Murray Hill, N.J., Family Resources,
Alpha Delta Pi — Vice-Pres., Student Party, Judiciary
Board; DARLENE McWREATH, 1465 Henderson Ave.,
Washington, Pa., Family Resources.

LINDA LOUISE MILLER, 1469 Senior Dr., Pittsburgh,
Pa., Math Education, Student Party; ELLA MAXINE
MITCHEM, Box 85, Crumpler, W. Va., Secondary Educa-
tion; NANCY JEAN MOORE, 421 James St., Bridgeport,
W. Va., Speech Pathology and Audiology, Sigma Alpha Ita;
W. JOY MORRIS, 357 Cohasset Dr., Biology Education,
Chi Omega. Dolphins.

SANDRA MYERS, 1149 Beadhead Rd., Monace, Pa., Eng-
lish and Business Education; PATRICIA LEE NEFF, 802
Irene Dr., Westchester, Pa., Home Economics, Chi Omega
— Secretary, Sorority Week Steering Committee, Pan-
hellenic Council: BONNIE JEAN NELSON, 832 Louise
Ave., Morgantown, W. Va., Speech Pathology and Audiol-
ogy; RUBY LYNN OPACIC, 3218 Jane St., Pittsburgh,
Pa., Elementary Education, Delta Delta Delta, Orchesis.

ROBIN M. OWINGS, 181 Circle Dr., Fairmont. W. Va.,
Speech Pathology and Audiology, Sigma Alpha Eta; PA-
TRICIA PANARELLA, R.D. *4, Belle Vernon, Pa., Home
Economics, Ski Club: KATHRYN DIANE PANTAPLUS,
381 Markin Ave., Beckley, W. Va.. Family Resources,
WVU Drill Team; SHARON PAYNE, Rt. 1, Box 38.
Clendenin. W. Va., Home Economics Education.

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BARBARA PHILLIPS, 360 W. 22nd St., New York, N.Y.,
Home Economics, Phi Upsilon Omicron, AHEA: MOLLY
JEAN PITCHER, Rt. 9, Box 312, Morgantown. W. Va..
Elementary Education: DEBORAH P. PUGH, Hacker Val-
ley. W. Va.. Secondary Education; TERRIE PURPURA,
120 15th St., Wheeling, W. Va.. Secondary Education, Pi
Beta Phi, Kappa Delta Pi AWS General Council.

ELAINE QUATTRO, 956 Hickory Grade Rd., Bridgeville,
Pa., Home Economics, Phi Upsilon Omicron: MARY ANN
RAFTER, 110 Howard St.. Westernport. Md.. Speech
Pathology and Audiology, Sigma Alpha Eta; JEANNE
RAM ME. 200 Surfview Dr., Pacific Palisades, Calif., Com-
merce Education, Alpha Delta Pi, Kappa Delta Pi; LINDA
SUE RAWE, 783 Fifth St., New Martinsville, W. Va.,
Family Resources, Student Party.

DALE A. RAWLINGS, 138 Chestnut St., Keyser, W. Va.,
Vocational Rehabilitation Counseling, Pi Kappa Alpha,
WVU NRCA; SUSAN M. REILLY, 614 Marshall St., Mc-
Mechen. W. Va., Library Science; TERRY MARIE
REEVES, Box G, Westernport, Md., Elementary Educa-
tion; LINDA M. RICHARDSON. Box 5326 Cresaptown,
Md., Family Resources, Phi Upsilon Omicron, Omicron
Nu, ACEI.

PHYLLIS FAYE RIFE, Box 23, Spelter, W. Va., Family
Resources; NANCY KAY ROBINETT, 138 Crisswill Rd.
St. Clairsville, Ohio, Dietetics; JACQUELYN E. RAUSH
324 Hancock Ave., Vandergrift, Pa., Elementary Education
Delta Gamma — Rush Chairman, Angel Flight, ACP Dele
gate; ROGER PAUL SCHWAB, 507 Mars St., Johnstown
Pa., Secondary Education, Phi Alpha Theta, Young Repub
licans.

KATHY SEAVER, 1512 N. Walker St., Princeton, W. Va.,
Speech Therapy. Legislature, Forum Committee, Faculty
Senate Representative; MARGARET ANN SCOTT, Rt. 6,
Box 545-A, Charleston, W. Va., Elementary Education, In-
tervarsity Christian Fellowship, YWCA; RHODA CAR-
ROLL SHAW. 2616 Lincoln St., Pt. Pleasant, W. Va.,
Speech, Kappa Kappa Gamma, Public Relations Commit-
tee, Greek Week Steering Committee; ANNE SHEA, 137
Mayer Dr., Pittsburgh 37, Pa., Elementary Education.

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ROBERT H. SIGLER, JR., 13 Woodmere Rd., West Cald-
well, N.J., Secondary Education, Alpha Phi Omega;
JOYCE SUE SKINNER, 958 28th St., Parkersburg, W.Va.,
Elementary Education, Delta Gamma; BEVERLY A.
SMITH, 284 South River Ave., Weston, W.Va.. Secondary
Education, Young Republicans; PATRICA A. SMITH,
7215 McCurdy Place. Ben Avon, Pittsburg, Pa., Family
Resources, Alpha Delta Pi.

ANN SPENCER, Box 551, Hamlin. W.Va., Home Eco-
nomics Education: MARY LOU SPRING, Great Cacapon,
W.Va., Family Resources; VIRGINIA ELLEN STONE,
533 Ridgewood Rd.. Huntington, W.Va., Home Economics
with Art emphasis, Alpha Xi Delta, Pershing Rifles, Moun-
tainettes; KAREN LYNNE SURATT, 2940 Winters Rd.,
Huntington, W.Va., Secondary Education — English and
French, Gamma Phi Beta, Kappa Delta Pi, University Fine
Arts Committee.

VICTORIA ANN TARANTINO, 101 Ashcraft Court,
Clarksburg, W.Va., Secondary Education, Mountainlair
Committee, Student Education Association, Dorm Activities
Committee; THOMAS J. TARWOSKY, 3922 Brightway,
Weirton, W.Va., Secondary Education, Young Democrats;
PAMELA SUE THACKER. 212 Queen St., Beckley,
W.Va., Home Economics, Delta Delta Delta, 10 Best-
Dressed 1969-70; CAROL Q. TISSUE, 612 Edgehill Dr..
St. Albans, W.Va., Secondary Education — Social Studies,
Delta Gamma. Student Party, Mountainlair Special Events
Committee — Pres.

LINDA TRES1NO, 2423 Momingside Ave., Parkersburg,
W.Va., Delta Tau Delta Sweetheart (1968); CAROLYN
TROUT, 2807 Dudley Ave.. Parkersburg, W.Va., Elemen-
tary Education, Treasurer of The Hill; MARY LOU
WALKER, 1308 7th Ave., Charleston, W.Va., Elementary
Education, Tournaments & Games Committee; SHERRY
LYNN WARNER, Alma, W.Va., Secondary Education-
Science, Y.W.C.A.

SUSAN LYNN WEIKLE, Box 236, Alderson, W.Va., Ele-
mentary Education, Y.W.C.A.; MRS. PATRICIA W. WIL-
LIAMS; Nrao, Green Bank. W.Va.. Elementary Education;
PRESTON G. WHITE, JR., Box 8, Hillsboro, W.Va..
Speech Pathology & Audiology Sigma Alpha Eta; BARBARA
A. WHITING. 301 East Main St.. Glenville, W.Va., Speech
Therapy.

MARY FLORENCE WILSON, New York, Family Re-
sources, Kappa Kappa Gamma, SAAP; PATRICIA ANN
WOLFE. 101 Fairway St., Weirton, W.Va., Elementary Ed-
ucation; CAROL JEAN WOODSON. RD. 1, Box 337.
Belle Vernon, Pa., Elementary Education; JOANNE M.
YURIK, 640 Shirls Ave.. Washington, Pa., Family Re-
sources.

126

Zeta Phi Eta

ALPHA RHO CHAPTER OF NATIONAL SPEECH HONORARY— FIRST ROW: Beverly
Wilcox, Vice President: Linda Snodgrass, President; Beverly Liston, Projects Chairman. SEC-
OND ROW: Martha Hollen, Cathy Chinowith, Dee Rhodes, Lu Jones, Donna Corbin, Cindy
Phillips, Linda Edison, Glenna Hamilton, Nancy Williams, Judy King. THIRD ROW: Margie
Hulbert. Barbara Shelosky, Brenda Nichols, Lynn Wilson, Linda Gray. Carol Wilson. Angela
Pizztella.

127

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128

PROFESSIONAL HOME ECONOMICS HONORARY— FIRST ROW: Debbie Frye Burner,
Corresponding Secretary; Suzy Johnson, Barbara Phillips, Sadie John, President; Camille
Bartman, Cheryl Cooper. SECOND ROW: Sarah Dunn Fisher. Vice President— Projects; Sue
Hawkins. Recording Secretary; Linda Hammack, Chaplain; Linda Richardson, Vice President —
Projects; Becky Byrant, Candle Reporter, Elaine Quattro, Historian. THIRD ROW: Pat Shulz,
Kathy Butcher, Donna Coughlin, Connie Scott, Judith Lurowski, Susan Gwinn, Bertha Coplin,
Megan Evans, Linda Newcome, Carol Dawson, Candy Clark, Fran Lyman, Connie Gate-
house, Janet Martin, Judy Casto, Diane Shutts, Elaine Zanburg. Nancy Milligan, Susan Skaggs.

Phi

Epsilon

Omicron

129

School of Journalism

Guy H. Stewart

Dean of the School of Journalism

130

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131

JOURNALISM HONORARY FOR MEN— FIRST ROW: Chris Brisbane, Theresa Miller,
Jan Fliess. SECOND ROW: Professor Paul A. Atkins, Advisor; William Tierman, President:
Dave Thompson, George Hohmann.

132

ANTHONY JOSEPH BONIDY. 246 McCargo St.. New
Kensington, Pa., Journalism, Delta Tau Delta, Alpha Delta
Sigma, PRSSA; SHIRLEY FISHER, 115 7th St., Young-
wood, Pa.. Journalism, Alpha Phi, Theta Sigma Phi. Public
Relation Student Society of America; DAVID B. FLEM-
ING. Box 5235, Vienna, W.Va., Journalism. Beta Theta Pi.
Fi Batar Cappar. Golf Team; PAULA HARMAN, Box
383, Franklin, W.Va., Journalism Education, 4-H Club,
Young Republicans, Activities Board — Hill.

F. BARRY HILLARD, 118 N. Lafayette Ave., Ventnor,
New Jersey, Journalism (Broadcast), Chi Phi, Intramural
Bowling; THOMAS W. KUGLE, 41 Center Dr., Camp
Hill, Pa.. Advertising, Delta Tau Delta. Alpha Delta Sigma;
PATRICIA ANN LAWRENCE, 535 Elwell Ave.. West
Mifflin. Pa.. Journalism: JOYCE McCONIKAY, 3504
Staunton Ave., Charleston, W.Va., Radio and Television,
Mountainette Drill Team. Woman's Week Committee.

MICHAEL L. METZ, 8520 Moody Road, Louisville, Ky„
Journalism, Delta Tau Delta, Alpha Delta Sigma; TOM A.
ORNDORFF, 206 Battle St., Vienna, W.Va.. Journalism,
Intramurals, Sports Editor (DA), Sigma Delta Chi: JULI-
ANNE SHEDD, 125 Ledgewood Dr.. Rochester. N.Y.;
Public Relations. PRSSA, AWS Committee, Student Ad-
ministration (PR); KAREN SUE SNIDER, Kopperston,
W.Va., Journalism, YWCA, Student Party.

SUSAN STAGGERS, New Creek Dr., Keyser, W.Va., Pub-
lic Relations, Editor of Monticola; SALLY WRIGHT
STEPTOE. Showers Lane, Martinsburg, W.Va., Advertising,
Vice-President of Sr. Class, Delta Gamma, Angel Flight;
SALLY LANE ULLUM, 508 South Fort Dr., Charleston,
W.Va., Journalism, Alpha Delta Pi, Theta Sigma Phi, DA
Staff Reporter; BARBARA WICKLINE, Rt. 3, Box 145.
Belington, W.Va., Journalism, Daily Athenaeum, Student
Administration Public Relations Co-ordinator. Delta Delta
Delta — Scholarship Chairman.

133

Medicine

as^fe

Clark K. Sleeth

Dean of the School of Medicine

134

Dentristry

W. Robert Biddington
Dean of the School of Dentistry

DANIEL LOUIS DeMARCO, 1303 Buckeys St., Connells-
ville. Pa.. Pie-Dental, Phi Sigma Kappa. Fi Batar Capper;
JOHN WILLIAM FOSTER, 37 Shaffer St., Sykesville, Pa.,
Pre-Dental; RONALD J. HAGGERTY, P.O. 117, Keyser,
W.Va.. Pre-Dental.

EDWARD BURD LAFFERTY. Box 116. Elizabeth, Pa.
Pre-Dental; G. LEE SCHAFER, 658 S. Edge Park Dr..
Haddonfield, N.J., Pre-Dental.

dikmA

135

Dental Hygiene

JANE MORRIS BAKER, 600 Oakhurst Ave.. Bluefield.
W.Va., Denial Hygiene, Junior American Dental Hygiene
Association.

JANE ELLEN BOYLES. Route 6, Caldwell. Ohio. Dental
Hygien-, Kappa Delta; MARY DIANE DALZOT, 1257
Sabraton Ave.. Morgantoun. W.Va., Dental Hygiene, Delta
Delta, Delta, Junior American Dental Hygienists' Associa-
tion; M. SUZANNE HAMIL. Box 152-A RD 2, Monte
Vista. Colorado. Dental Hygiene, Commander of Angel
Flight. Junior American Dental Hygienists' Association;
MARILYN SUE McINTYRE. 971 Noland Drive. Hagers-
town, Md„ Dental Hygiene. Alpha Delta Pi — Pres.. Junior
American Dental Hygienists' Association.

PATRICIA LEE MILLER. 101 Johnston St.. Beckley. W.Va.,
Dental Hygiene, Junior American Dental Hygienists' Associa-
tion; GEORGIA ANN MORELAND, 7604 Allman Drive,
Annondale. Va„ Dental Hygiene. YWCA. Junior American
Dental Hygienists' Association; SHERRY MULLIS, 14700
Claude Lane, Silver Springs. Md., Dental Hygiene. Junior
American Dental Hygienists' Association; JO ANN WAR-
CHOLIC, 5 Clarion St.. Oil City, Pa„ Dental Hygiene.
Junior American Dental Hygienists' Association — Historian.
Alpha Phi — Rec. Sec.

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136

Junior American Dental Hygienist's Association

Carol Given, Barbara Vargo, Nancy Tannen. Joan Johnson. Kathy Johnson, Mary Jane
Copley. Mary Elizabeth Fauquier. Victoria Woodburn, Pat Miller. Karen Zimmerman. Connie
Wright, Nancy Coleman. Elaine Turner, Debbie Scott, Sherry Mullis, Debbie McMillan. Joan
Lewis.

FIRST ROW: Jane Hammer. Mary Lynn Bogard, Nancy Amick, Marsha Dunn, Diane Per-
kille. Sherry McCann, Karen Mattox, Lorraine Battistoxie. Debbie Jones. SECOND ROW:
Janet Young. Toni DeBaise. Rosemary Grarascit. Sue Price. Tabondra Ashbee, Jo Cowan.
Suzanne Hamil, Pam McMahon. Patti Lausch. THIRD ROW: Barbara Rosinski, Mrs. Mar-
garet Puderbaugh. Diane Collis. Jane Boyles.

137

Medical Technology

Alpha

Delta

Theta

138

KAREN S. ARBOGAST. 947 Maple Dr.. Morgantown.
W.Va.. Medical Technology. Alpha Delta Theta: CAROL
BABCOCK. 24 Outlook Rd., Fairmont. W.Va.. Medical
Technology, Alpha Xi Delta — Panhellenic Delegate. Alpha
Delta Theta; MARY KAY BELOTA, 1235 Peacock Lane.
Fairmont, W.Va.. Medical Technology, Alpha Xi Delta.
Mortar Board, Student Leadership Committee (coordinator):
HELEN MARIE BROOKS. 913 Lincoln St.. Mullens. W.Va..
Medical Technology, Alpha Delta Theta.

PAULA H. CLARKSON. Cass. W.Va.. Medical Technology.
Alpha Delta Theta; JOYCE L. COMPTON, Rt. 1. Inde-
pendence, W.Va.. Medical Technology, Alpha Delta Theta;
GAIL PAULETTE FRANKLIN. 1521 Fourth St., Mounds-
ville, W.Va.. Medical Technology . Alpha Delta Theta; AN-
DREA LYN MARSH, 3611 Prince William Dr.. Fairfax.
Va.. Medical Technology. Gamma Phi Beta.

E. LETITIA MASSEY. Sand Fork. W.Va.. Medical Tech-
nology, Alpha Delta Theta; ELRESSA MILLER, 527 Kana-
wha Ave., Rainelle. W.Va.. Medical Technology, Alpha
Delta Theta; SUSAN K. ORR, 5050 Orr Road. Murrysville.
Pa.. Medical Technology, Alpha Delta Theta; JOHN P. PE-
TRELLA, 2310 Main Street. Wellsburg. W.Va.. Medical
Technology, Alpha Xi Delta — Treasurer. Alpha Epsilon
Delta. Mountainlair Fine Arts.

JULIE ANN RANDOLPH, Box 371, Glenville, W.Va., Med-
ical Technology. Alpha Delta Theta; FRED A. SIMPSON,
JR., RD. 6, Box 214, Washington, Pa.. Medical Technology:
SHARON SNYDER. 1213 Augusta St., Bluefield, W.Va.,
Medical Technology, Alpha Delta Theta; SHARON KAYE
STUTLER, Box 162, Eleanor, W.Va.. Medical Technology,
Alpha Delta Theta — Sec.

MARSHA LYNN VALERI. Box 97, Coalwood, W.Va.,
Medical Technology. Alpha Delta Theta. Alpha Xi Delta;
NANCY KENNEDY VANVOORHIS. 124 Lorentz Ave..
Morgantown, W.Va.. Medical Technology, Alpha Xi Delta,
Angel Flight. Helen of Troy Runner-Up of 1968; JOAN S.
WALKUP. Box 697. Leslie, W.Va.. Medical Technology.
Alpha Delta Theta: PAUL J. WEIMER, 16 Oak Street. Fair-
chance. Pa.. Medical Technology.

SUSAN M. WELLS, 18 South Locust Ave., Marlton, N.J.
Medical Technology, Alpha Delta Theta.

139

School of Nursing

Lorita Jenab

Dean of the School of Nursing

140

MARGERY A. BOYD. 115 Highland Road, Penn Hills, Pa..
Nursing, Student Nurses Association — Pres., Mountaineer
Christian Fellowship; ANDREA DOROTHY BURDGE.

12 Wynding Way. Rockaway, N.J., Nursing, S.N. A., Delta
Delta Delta; VIRGINIA N. BURKE, P.O. Box 1149, Elkins.
W.Va., Nursing, Sigma Theta Tau, Chi Omega — Vice Pres.,
Student Body Organization of School of Nursing — Pres.;
LINDA KAY CLARK, 801 Helene St.. St. Albans, W.Va.,
Nursing. Alpha Xi Delta, Student Legislature, Angel Flight.

JEAN CULLEY. 10 Lovell Dr.. Charleston, W.Va., Nursing.
Alpha Phi. Student Nurses Association; JOAN M. CULLEY,
10 Lovell Dr., Charleston, W.Va., Nursing. Sigma Theta
Tau, Alpha Phi, Senior Class— Sec.-Treas.; STEPHANIE T.
DOXANAS, 37 Bangert Ave., Perry Hall, Md„ Nursing.
Chi Omega, S.N. A., Study Academic Forum Committee;
CAROL L. FARNSWORTH, 242 Park Ave., Park Ridge,
N.J., Nursing, Alpha Phi, Student Legislature.

JANICE KATHERINE FRIEND. 659 Maple Ave., Grafton.
W.Va., Nursing: BRENDA JEAN LOMBARDO, Box 488,
Kimball, W.Va., Nursing, National Student Nurses Associa-
tion; PEGGY ANN KARNAS MAJOR, 751 Wells St..
Morgantown, W.Va., Nursing; HELEN SUE NORTON. 401
Wills Road. Connellsville. Pa., Nursing, Alpha Phi — Admin-
istrative Assistant.

GRETA SMITH, 3008 McKinley St., Washington, D.C.,
Nursing, President of Senior Class; ELIZABETH L. SNY-
DER, RD. 1, Slippery Rock, Pa., Nursing.

Sigma
Theta
Tau

ALPHA RHO CHAPTER OF NATIONAL NURSING HONORARY— FIRST ROW; Joyce
Mycaff, Jean Culley. Guynell McKinney, Clara Long, Advisor: Rhonda Michles, President;
Wendy Brand, Robin Core, Rosemary Valentine. SECOND ROW: Cheryl Toambs. Lorita
Jenab. Dean of the School of Nursing: Patricia Williams, Barbara Haas. Arlene McCormick.
Diane Hunt, Laura Martin. Gearlean Slack.

141

Raphael O. Bachmann

Dean of the School of Pharmacy

142

EVIE PAKAS. 215 North Queen St.. Martinsburg. W.Va.,
Rho Chi — Pres.. Mortar Board. Lambda Kappa Sigma;
RALPH E. SIGMAN, JR., 316 Redwood Dr.. Charleston,
W.Va., Pharmacy, Alpha Phi Omega. Student Pharmaceuti-
cal Association.

Lambda

Kappa

Sigma

NATIONAL HONORARY FOR WOMEN IN PHARMACY— ON FLOOR: Diane Mearns.
Patricia Haves. Evie Pakas. SEATED: Janet Quinn. Nancy Cheuvront. Catherine Morrison.
Recording Secretary: Juliana Brown, Sue Higgins, President: Carol Meadows, Michelle
Monezis, Carolyn Riffee. STANDING: Carmen Donofrio, Sharon Eagloski. Lana Cox, Re-
becca Asher. Mary Kay Crowgey, Corresponding Secretary: Emilene Palmer. Katherine Muse.
Vice President: Harriet Harris, Sandra Kettlewell. Ann Freeman, Christine Stevenson, Abigail
Stephenson. Linda Mamone, Sharon Burnette. Patricia Fox, Irma Matheny. Catherine Chay-
ben, Elizabeth Snyder, Linda Hatfield. Treasurer.

C. Peter Yost

Dean of Physical Education

144

Physical Education

RICHARD P. BOBROWSKI. 294 Morningside Terrace,
Teaneck, N.J., Recreation, Recreation Club, Forestry Club,
Resident Assistant; JOSEPH M. BOSWELL. 712 W.Va.
Ave., Morgantown. W.Va.. Physical Education. Kappa
Sigma: MARILYN BRITVEC. 75 Christy St., Morgantown,
W.Va., Physical Education. Orchesis— Pres.; R. WAYNE
BROOKS. 1393 Scott Blvd.. Decatur Ga.. Physical Educa-
tion. Football. Sigma Nu. Fi Batar Cappar.

ROSCOE L. COLE II, 560 Center St.. Weston. W.Va..
Physical Education: TERRY JANE CUTTLE. Box 214.
Palestine. W.Va.. Physical Education; MIRIAM KAY CUR-
TIS. 205 Park Blvd.. Clarksburg. W.Va.. Physical Education.
Alpha Delta Pi; GLENN O. DACTON. JR., Rt. 3. Box 285,
Morgantown. W.Pa.. Physical Education. Lambda Chi Alpha.
Intramural Manager.

145

PATTY L. DILLS, 193 W. Main St., Uniontown, Pa., Phys-
ical Education, Majors Club, Alpha Delta Pi, Studette;
MICHELLE GERMAN DUNN, 60c Kensington Ave.,
Uniontown, Pa., Physical Education, Alpha Delta Pi, Or-
chesis, PE Majors Club; REBECCA H. GOFF, 408 Mel-
vina St., Summersville, W. Va., Physical Education, Kappa
Delta; SUELLEN HEADLEE, Shepherd Grade Road,
Shepherdstown, W. Va., Pre-Physical Therapy, Fencing
Club — Pres.

MICHAEL JOSEPH KUTCHMAN, 406 Jerome Ave., Jer-
ome, Pa., Recreation, Professional Recreation Society; RE-
BECCA MARIE LEE, 810 Matson Place, Cincinnati, Ohio,
Recreation; STEPHEN H. PENDRY. Box 224 Matheny,
W. Va., Physical Education, Academic Study Forum;
CHARLOTTE MARY PR1TZ, R.D. #1, Box 234, Mason-
town, Pa., Physical Education, Majors Club.

SUSAN SANTILLO, 202 Barbera Dr., McKees Rocks, Pa.,
Physical Education, Majors Club; LINDA LU SIMMONS,
207 Eln Ave.. Moundsville, W. Va., Physical Education,
Majors Club; L. DIANE (DOT) STUART, 713 James St.,
Bridgeport, W. Va., Physical Education, Delta Gamma, Co-
head Cheerleader, Miss Menticola — Runner-up; REGIS
TUROCY, 429 Ganlet Dr., Pittsburgh, Pa., Physical Educa-
tion, Kappa Sigma, Academic Study Committee — Chair-
man.

WILLIAM N. VAGNONI, 194 N. 24th St., Weirton, W.
Va., Recreation, Beta Theta Pi, Program Board, Tourna-
ments and Games Committee — Chairman; LINDA J.
WINTERS, Eglon, W. Va., Recreation, 4-H Club, Profes-
sional Recreation Society; SUSAN PATRICIA WOLFE,
Corriganville, Md., Physical Education; DICK L. YOUNG,
R.D. #1, West Winfield. N.Y., Physical Education, Fresh-
man Football. Intramurals.

NANCY ZAK, 113 N. 21 St., Weirton, W. Va., Physical
Education.

146

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bertshauser, Katie Rice. SECOND ROW: Kay Bonasso, Marcia Kelly, Marilyn Shandor, Pat
Neff, Becky Ferracio, Anna Kaye Ott.

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OFFICERS — Marcia Kelly, Secretary; Anna Kaye Ott, Presi-
dent; Becky Ferracio, Vice President

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a yearbook. This year the Greek section pictures were judged
on their originality and effectiveness by the yearbook staff. Chi
Phi fraternity, pictured here captured the honors.

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of sit-in* on Hi^ T h Street yesterday
afternoon, but police last night said no
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many of thorn carrying chairs, staged a
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164

Chi Phi

1. Jack Wilson

2. Dave Butler

3. Jon Hall

4. Ed Boyd
Secretary

5. Jim McMullen

6. Jerry Kranak
Vice-President

7. Denny Riggleman
Rush Chairman

8. Chuck Roberts
Treasurer

9. John Mongiello

10. Tim Ringler

11. Charlie Willard

12. Butch Dunbar

13. A. R. Yost

14. Stan Tennant

15. Ed Pierson

16. Phil Antonucci

17. Rick Willis

18. Scott Parker

19. Ray Schulz

20. "Blinker" Allemong

21. Dave Nicholas

22. George Preikszaitis

23. Scott Rizzo

24. Barry Hilliard

25. "Wamie" Crossie

26. Jim Crum

NOT PICTURED

Robert Thomas
Ed Greenwald
Bruce Morgan
Ed Kaminski

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165

1. Garrett Ford

2. David Snell

3. Mike Hise

4. Oscar Patrick

5. Ronald Wilkerson

6. Charles Blue

7. B. C. Williams

8. Rick Martin

9. Carl Crennel

10. James Braxton

1 1. Reggie Williams

12. Rodrick Roberson

13. Russell Bloom

14. Pete Wood

Kappa Alpha Psi

166

Alpha Gamma Rho

1. Vance Alvis

2. Larry Ware

3. Bob Pitts

4. Danny Bryan
President

5. Mike Jackson

6. Scott Speedy

7. Bill Woodland

8. Dave English

9. Dick Rood

10. Larry Moore

11. Bob Cjeek

12. Bud Miller

13. John Perdue

14. David Frances

15. Larry Burd

16. Steve Hershfield

17. William Wilson

18. Jim English

19. Denny Ross

NOT PICTURED
Larry Shaffer
Johnny Saunders
Harry Huff
Steve Hunter
Bob Drylie
Bill Hebb
Steve Quesenberry
Estil Hughes
Bill Dawson
Earl Post

167

Alpha Delta Pi

1. Diane Decker

2. Susan Cunningham

3. Joel Roeheus

4. Wilma Marlow

5. Karen Ruscello

6. Vicki Veseley

7. Jeannie Lucas

8. Judi Evans

9. Mary Polansky

10. Sue Huff

11. Alice McClung

12. Kay Bonasso

13. Jenny Niehaus

14. Carm Wallace

15. Jeanne Ramme

16. Colleen McGee
Vice-President

17. Diana Edens

18. Stephanie Yoke

19. Mary Webster
Treasurer

20. Linda Winter

21. Mary Lynn Cocco

22. Wendy Branney

23. Marsha Wolman

24. Sherry Umina

25. Sharon Givens
House President

NOT PICTURED

Pat Smith
Gayle Horak
Kathy McGee
Linda Spangler
Ginny Myers
Betsy Randall
Chirpy Simmons
Maggie Grimmet
Patty Dills
Mary Ellen Neimer
Sally Ullum
Maureen Strauss
Sue Mclntyre
President

Sue Hardin
Pam Potts
Randi Civitillo
Patty Pepetti
Suzanne Glover
Alice Thornhill
Sue Witt
Jane Feather
Jo Ann Holt
Kay Curtis
Diane Shamburger
Colleen Morris
Susie Cathington

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1. Ellen Gibson

Suzanne Jackson

Karen Mullens

Kris Sales

Audray Lipsy

Donna Harms

Carolyn Given

Ginny Scyphers

Karen Everett

Deanie Stone

Martha Fulks

Mary Kay Droullard

Jane Roller

Pam Harless

Pauls D'Andrea

Dottie DeMark

Karen Schoonover

Jennifer Damous

Susan McClung

Pledge Trainer

Barbara Puskarich

Sally Lester

Linda Clark

Recording Secretary

Kathy Folen

Sherry Eades

Lee Halkovich

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26. Rosemary Guarascio

27. Nancy Cannon

28. Lesa Maloney

29. Lynn Ivery
Membership Chairman

30. Linda Howell

31. Barbara Manilla

32. Corleen Barker

33. Helen Dickie

34. Jennifer Smith

35. Kay Moore

36. Sally Bowser

37. JoAnn Alger

38. Nancy Cox

39. Barbara Buttorff

40. Sue Engstrom

41. Mary Kay Belota
Vice-President

42. Nancy Davisson

43. Suzanne Hartman

44. Linda Kindleberger

45. Sue Bowser

46. Kathy McCall

47. Kindsey Sharp

48. Donna Kerr

49. Cindy Wege

50. Patti Lausch

NOT PICTURED

Carol Babcock
Carol Beneke
Jackie Bennett
Sarah Good
Emily Goodykoontz
Marsha Hall
Carol Kulina
Carolyn Martino

President
Joan Petrella
Treasurer

Angela Pizatella
Corresponding
Secretary

Stacey Schmidt

Monica Schroeder

Jennifer Jo Smith

Karen Stepko

Marsha Valeri

Sue Wege

Marsha Young

Alpha Xi Delta

171

rwwvH

1. Joann Warcholic

2. Patty Rodnok

3. Mary Lou Christina

4. Nita Hughart

5. Becky Rumble

6. Beth Thorn

7. Susan McConnell

8. Patty Russel

9. Shirley Nasser

10. Margaret Masterlerz

1 1 . Shelley Simon

12. Michele Morgan

13. Janelle Schierling

14. Jane Brand

15. Mary Beth Dickson

16. Kathy Petranek

17. Patricia Wehner

18. Nancy Clevenger

19. Joann Eros

20. Jean Hensel

21. Resa Kappel

22. Fran Willard

172

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23. Vicki Tate

NOT PICTURED

24. Debbie Rose

Mary Margaret Murrill

25. Linda Metz

Patty Hayes

26. Sue Grundy

Shirley Fisher

27. Phyllis Maruca

Sue Norton

28. Anita Loos

Barbara Roush

29. Kati Rice

Sue McCarthy

30. Lynn Hill

Diane Mayle

3 1 . Sue Cochran

Janet Legg

32. Kati Mathison

Jennie Holz

33. Ann Michael

Ann Ghiz

34. Olga Frontino

Judy Bucklew

35. Sherry Simon

Donna Longdon

36. Barb Williams

Jean Culley

37. Karen Goldsmith

Joan Culley

38. Susan Street

39. Marsha Leezer

40. Kathy Kadar

41. Ann Singer

42. Barb Avey

43. Kathy Spitzer

44. Patty Schultz

45. Kay Evans

46. Lorena Battistine

Alpha

173

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1. Bill Raney

2. Joe Luchini

3. Joe BuSa

4. Dave Percynski

5. Ron Potesta

6. Tim Bandi

7. Steve Archer

8. Tom Lynch

9. Sam Ellis

10. Tom Nestor

11. Sam McPherson

12. Bob Frum

13. Brad Hammer

14. Matt Wender

15. Perry Lacaria

16. Bill Vagnoni

17. Russ Parsons

18. Terry Corbit

19. Danny Cassis

20. Vic Mow tchan

21. Ken Vensel

22. Jim Mavroleon

23. Tom Falherty

24. Jerry Nestor

25. Frank Cordavano

26. Mike Holt

27. Rich Mann

28. Duke Duncan

29. Nelson Kalkruth

174

30. Barry Fitz

57. Jim Mazza

3 1 . John Wurtzbacher

58. John Wilhoit

32. John Nestor

59. Greg Kelly

33. Jack Pearce

60. John Chaddok

34. Gary Park

61. Ernie Lewis

35. Mike Fahey

62. Don Sensabaugh

36. Jack Hammond

63. Tom Dickie

37. Dave Denning

64. Tom Rulick

38. Ken Lenihan

65. Mike Bohan

39. Robbie Robinson

66. Art Green

40. Vince Manzi

67. Jackie Gleason

41. Paul Freeland

68. Greg Smith

42. Perry Miller

69. Ron Benovitz

43. Ed Hill

70. Gary Hagerty

44. Ray Howel

71. Kim Moore

45. Mike Luchini

72. Joe Hughes

46. Don Hagan

73. Ron Legan

47. Mike Herron

74. Tom Troia

48. Chuck Cunninghan

75. Dave McCarus

49. Butch Rolfe

50. Sam Cipoletti

51. Bill Hendricks

52. Buzz Hendricks

53. John Mani

54. Dave Fetter

55. Greg Church

56. Al Hawkins

Beta Theta Pi

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1 . Linda Hidalgo

17. Connie Coleman

Treasurer

18. Cathy George

2. Ellen Boddie

19. Betsy Hupp

Pledge Trainer

20. Pat Keseeker

3. Jo Ellen Stewart

21. Rhonda Goodman

4. Barb Shelosky

22. Katie Muffly

5. Pat Neff

23. Kathy McConnell

Secretary

24. Kathy Kartagener

6. Rita Roman

25. Sarah Murphy

7. Cathy Montgomery

26. Pauls Wheatley

8. Pam Carr

27. Becky Gibson

President

28. Nancy McClung

9. Jayne Klebe

29. Jill Sutherland

10. Ruthie Drinkard

30. Joey Hilton

11. Becky Bordon

31. Becky Bruce

12. Pam McCathren

32. Margaret Ehrgott

13. Linda Mamone

33. Sue Friebertshauser

14. Chris Morford

34. Anne Hooff

15. Beth Spencer

35. Lois Fitzsimmons

16. Katie Cottrill

36. Karen Burke

176

37. Brenda Shepherd

38. Mollie Talbott

39. Jean Alice James

40. Penny Gill

41. Jan Fliess

42. Susan Daugherty

43. Debbie Pyles

44. Susie Campbell

45. Nancy Swart

46. Sallie Wilson

47. Joy Morris

48. Nancy Vial

49. Lois Burke

50. Cathy Hall

5 1 . Debbie Heyman

52. Gail Poling

53. Susan Wassmer

rd NOT PICTURED

Sarabeth Goodwin

les Ginger Burke

Barb Smith
Maureen Hutchinson

:ty Jeanne King

Stephanie Dozanas

1 Jayne Constantine

Barb Cowen
Judy Jordan
Susan Davidson
Bonnie Marks
Peggy Clopham
Bindy Carr

in Betsy Painter

Liz Spalding
Becky Allen
Patty Mennillo
Karen Pollock
Mary Laughlin
Rhonda Kelly
Sandy Dailer

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1. Carolyn Vick

22. Madelyn Mahanes

2. Cheryl Hill

23. Beth Anderson

3. Anna Faye Ott

24. Madonna Mayse

4. Pam McMahon.

25. Barbara VandeLinde

Vice-President

26. Kathy Beard

5. Francie Robey

27. Karen Surratt,

6. A. J. Markley

Secretary

7. Brenda Scott

28. Mary Beth Krasevec

8. Mary Humphreys,

29. Donna Gilson

Treasurer

30. Susan Holt

9. Gail Eror

31. Shelia Travis

10. Mary Lou Mihalich

32. Linda Thompson

11. Miss Bailey,

33. Ann Benson

Housemother

34. Mikki Williamson

12. Sue Ann Pauley

President

13. Gloria Stackpole

35. Barbara Marsh

14. Carline Geisel

36. Carol Weir

15. Ann Gracey

16. Donna Barton

17. Andi DiBello

18. Karen Duxberry

19. Susan Steiding

20. Holly Ashley

21. Ginna Puzzuoli

NOT PICTURED

Stephanie

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Sue Malik

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2. Susan Marsh

3. Sue Marchelon

4. Jeanne Claro

5. Christy Wildman

6. Cathy Chattaway
President

7. Joanne Overholt

8. Anne Vincent

9. Nancy Williams

10. Sue Stanger

11. Sara McEnney

12. Sandy Guiliani

13. Arabel Hatfield

14. Pam Thacker

15. Beth Ann Howard

16. Sadie John

17. Elaine Zaburynski

18. Jane McCullough
Treasurer

19. Stephanie Twasdoski

20. Judy Reilly

21. Andi Burdge

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23. Cindy Lewis

24. Carolyn Dann

25. Charlotte Rose

26. Sandy Wilt

27. Pat Christopher

28. Judy Valentine
Recording Secretary

29. Vicki Rittenhouse

30. Michele Joseph

3 1 . Ruby Opacic

32. Jane Roland

33. Mary Magdy

34. Karen Karth

35. Bev Dawson

36. Chris Cherry

NOT PICTURED
Stephanie Aucremanne
Nancy Crichton
Dianne Dalzot
Lois Flannery

Marsha George
Debbie Golden
Marti Hamilton
Bonnie Hervey

Vice-President
Margie Hurlbut
Marcia Kelly
Susan Killeen
Mari McClintock
Jenny Neely
Roxanne Powers
Debbie Scales
Marilyn Shandor
Meredith Sturm
Mona Thomas
Barb Wickline
Jenny Boyce
Linda Connor
Sue Amiri
Barb Bonor
Louise Gray
Donna Seachman
Sharon Burrell
Pam Hartley

Delta Delta Delta

181

1. Susie Thomas

2. Althea Rutherford

3. Debbie Weith

4. Mary Kay Corum
5.Gus

6. Ann Kisinger

7. Betsy Rogers

8. Sally Rodin

9. Penny Baker

10. Joyce Skinner

11. Anita Miller

12. Marcia Heald

13. Janet Jurgens

14. Margaret Howard

15. Ann Hynes

16. Debbie Rogers

17. Mary Margaret Baliker

18. Jeannie Pahl

19. Mary Jo Swoyer

20. Jeannie Ward

21. Debbie Greco

22. Joan Marra

23. Christy Froehlich

24. Gogi Morris

25. Kathy Ralston

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27. Debbie Turner

28. Meg Baughman

29. Mary Beth Garvin

30. Linda Fisher

31. Carol Post

32. Barb Bonsall

33. Susie Dudics

34. Ann Vargo

35. Jan Cook

36. Mary Beth Harshbarger

37. Diane Slussar

38. Jeannie Warman

39. Lynanne Butcher

40. Patty Napier

41. Bonnie Orr

42. Dot Stuart

43. Becky Toothman

44. Tara Lynch

45. Sally Kreps

46. Cindy Atkinson

47. Terri Reinking

48. Rose Smith

49. Lisa Ryder

50. Marseille Jaco

51. Regina Gwinn

Delta Gamma

183

Delta Tau Delta

1. Bill Ballard

39. Mike Giusti

2. Dave Williams

President

3. Dave Parks

40. Dave Skidmore

4. Aaron Phillips

41. Gary Cannor

5. John Wooten

42. John Sandey

6. Steve Johnson

43. Tom Kugle

7. Mike Chevront

44. Mike Metz

8. Jon Francis

45. Don Baker

9. Bill Samuelson

46. Bob Cook

10. John Coffman

47. Tom Villella

11. Dave Kessel

48. Dudley Parks

12. Dave Powell

49. Tom Stealy

13. Bill Smith

50. Harvey Peyton

14. John Porec

51. Ken Jacquot

15. Mike Conner

52. Bob Kennen

16. Joe Hursh

53. Daryle Nabors

17. Kent Jackfert

54. George Chandler

18. Bill Goldsmith

55. Tim Conaway

19. Rob Berthold

56. Fred Hardman

20. Paul Weaver

Treasurer

21. Greg Briscoe

57. Chuck Carspecken

22. Steve Britt

58. Tom Hardman

23. Jim White

59. Ken Bunk

24. Bill Skewes

60. John Beddow

25. Dave Silverstrucci

Corr. Sec.

26. John Beard

61. Larry LaFon

27. Dave Najar

62. Jim Hostetter

28. Paul Kearney

63. Bill Fisher

29. John Gerwig

64. Tom Postlethwait

30. Bob Damron

65. Chris Burskey

31. Butch Whitman

66. Al Quagliotti

32. Scott Barney

67. Doc Richmond

33. Larry Brian

68. Mark Miller

34. Robbie Smyth

69. Kibby Lewis

35. Ray Golden

70. Randy Carter

36. Panny Greco

37. Rudy Stanovich

38. Rocky Hoskins

NOT PICTURED
Rick Loretta
Larry Mentzer
Bill Stansbury
Don Meredith
Murphy Poindexter
Bob Meadows
Kim West
Chris Potts
Mic Bouldin
Phil Evans
Bob Zitelli
Randy Zook
Mike Morris
Charlie Lilly
Tony Barone
Squeaky Gwinn
Tim Brown
Ed Meadows
Don Corathers

Mike Chipley
Hoppy Turner
Tom Clegg
John Wright
Wayne Porter
Bill Brotemarkle
John Moore
Marshall Lyall
John Neal
Mort Johnson
Doug Skaff
Skip Austin
John Hammond
Jimmy Boyd
Bill Tracy
Rod Smith
Bob Young
Bray Cary
Bill Cary
Frank Coffman
Ed Bowes

Bill Smutney
Mike Bradley
Jim Gwynne
Charlie King
George Vetter
Roger Okey
Dave McCandless
Tony Bonidy
Dave McCue
Darryl Gosnell
Jim Gray
Jeff Dyer
Doug Charly

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1. Rudy Rosnick

2. Gary Rosnick

3. Bob Hile

4. George Cook

5. Lee Rice

6. John Helean

7. Matt Provinzano

8. Danny Chalfant

9. Dan Najimian

10. Chuck Hutton

11. Dave Williams

12. Lynn Cavendish

13. Don Hotz

14. Walt Geisel

15. Robert Trenor

16. Dennis Bowen

17. Bruce Rickards

18. John McAtee

19. Bill Carter

20. Dave Howard

21. David Fueg

22. Ike Pethal

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2. Gary Pell

3. Mike McKenzie

4. Martin Fahey

5. Dan Melson

6. Eric Olson

7. Mike Fewell

8. Jim Mulligan

9. Steve Feister

10. Linwood Hamilton

11. Bill Ryan

12. Greg Schaughnessy

13. Bob Caveney

14. Dan Ellis

15. George Reese

16. Mac Vaughn

17. Mike Bluebird

18. Marty Valery

19. Chuck Cabe

20. Bob Ryan

21. Jack Schroeder

22. Randy Smith

23. Ralph Hayes

24. Bill Fahey

25. Perry Petroplus

26. Don Sailor

27. Kim Butler

28. Bill Sapon

29. Scott Ackleson

30. Jake Fisher

31. Mike Morgan

188

32. Pete Sapon

33. Rick McClung

34. Gary Milkovich

35. A. J. Wyatt

36. Len Thacher

37. Ben Staplefield

38. Jeff Swoope

39. Rudy T. Romeo

40. Rod Hewitt

41. George Cipriani

42. Duke Henshaw

43. Tom Tommasson

44. Chip Bennett

45. Clarke Ridgeway

46. Fat Patterson

47. Rick Carter

48. John Hefner

49. Norman Johnson

50. D. C. Offutt

5 1 . Brad Thompson

52. Bob Hooff

53. Stovepipe McCormick

54. Ranger Williams

55. Steve Hite

56. Doug Widney

57. Dale Smith

58. Pat Joseph

59. Tom Goodiekunst

60. Rachel Swartzwelder

61. John High

62. Oscar Greenbean

63. Pat Pagnello

64. Gus Craboplus

65. Eric Olsen

66. Mike Fitzgerald

67. Jim Rowe

68. Mike McCoy

69. Bob Drinkard

70. Steve Elijah

71. Craig Wilcox

72. Tom McConnell

73. Dan Ellis

74. John Somiak

75. Mac Vaughn

76. Bruce Nichols

77. Marty Fahey

78. Pecky Pell

79. Tyrone Williams

80. Chris Hite

81. George Reese

82. Bruce Miller

83. Chuck Jeffries

84. Tom Moore

85. Vinny Griffith

86. Robbie Lester

87. Alan McClung

88. Larry Smith

89. Perry Petroplus

90. Bob Caveney

91. E. J. Joseph

92. Joe Starr

Kappa Alpha

189

ftffr.

1. Susan Taylor

2. Harrit Johnson

3. Jamie Hoover

4. Mitzi Kisner

5. Jan Hamilton

6. Vicky Hogsett

7. Cindy Kinney

8. Patti Markwood

9. Janet Hammack

10. Linda Hammack
Membership Chairman

11. Marsha Postlethwait
Secretary

12. Jodie Brown

13. Mrs. Mary Austin
Housemother

14. Jay Gearhart

15. Susie Trumble

16. Camille Bartman

17. Sheila Williams

18. Cheryl Cox

19. Ann Bonar

20. Elaine Tilka

21. Margaret Clay

22. Candita DiBacco

23. Beverly Dennison
President

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24. Leslie Schulteis

25. Nancy Lindberg

26. Linda Snodgrass

27. Mary Farwell

28. Sarah Burdette

29. Jean Bussard

30. Lorrie Dalie

31. Pam Life

32. Renee Groves

33. Beckie Ferraccio

34. Ann Hickman

35. Antoinette Petrucci

36. Kay Brown

37. Marcia Friedline

38. Becky Clemens

39. Amy Naccarto

40. Valerie Dawson

41. Pat Reilley

42. Helen Theophilus

43. Cherie Bloor

44. Melinda Spiker

45. Jane Jacobs

46. Susie Tompkins
Assistant Treasurer

47. Beverly Ammar

48. Eileen Griffith

49. Ruth Wamsley

50. Claudia Peery

51. Isabel Perry

52. Cindy Phillips

53. Martha Hollen

54. Nancy McKeegan

55. Debbie Cummings

56. Anna Lang
Treasurer

57. Pam Maurer
Editor

58. Katy Hager
House President

59. Beverly Roby

60. Susan Sprouts

NOT PICTURED
Lois Anderson
Jane Boyles

Vice-President
Becky Goff
Pam Gorman
Lucille Jones
Anne Repaire
Linda Stenger

Kappa Delta

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191

1. Linda Gray

2. Susan Brown

3. Carla Haslam

4. Caroline Jones

5. Nancy Mazurek

6. Linda Lloyd

7. Linda Hoy

8. Linda Smith

9. Pam Melvin

10. Janice Proud

11. Linda Troeller

12. Jane Moore

13. Joyce Wilson

14. Libby Lear

15. Becky Mundy

16. Donna Kersten

17. Liz Martin

18. Pam Reynolds

19. Kathy Raynak

20. Kathy Hricik

21. Cappy McCartney

22. Marie Leach

23. Jet Communtzis

24. Lisa Rose

27. Linda Kirtley

28. Ann McWhorter

192

29. Nancy Freese

30. Jody Gluck

31. Peggy Church

32. Lynn Wilson

33. Barbara Hemphill

34. Patty Palumbo

35. Mary Ann Mullenix

36. Pam Maphis

37. Audrey Wilkins

38. Cathy Ezell

39. Gingy Smith

40. Claudia Goodwin

41. Joan Carson

42. Darby Cahill

43. Cindy Faulkes

44. Mary Wilson

45. Ann Wilson

46. Nancy Wilhoit

47. Sherry Pence

48. Debbie Henderson

49. Becca Preston

50. Pam Janes

51. Mary Kate Dean

52. Rosalie Earl

53. Lucy Margaret Jaynes

Kappa Kappa Gamma

193

194

Kappa Sigma

1. Tom Orban

50. Eladio Mazon

2. Brian Connair

5 1 . Rusty Allison

3. Paul Phillips

52. Jim Scudere

4. Mike Petruski

53. Tim Oder

5. Joerd Kaufman

54. Jerry Starcher

6. Dan Stolfi

55. Rich Peck

7. Bill Casale

56. Jim Azar

8. Jim George

57. Steve Montgomery

9. Barry Casto

58. Bill Paxton

10. Jon Furbee

59. Jack Beals

11. John Boyd

60. Joe Nobile,

12. Ron Bell

Grand Master

13. Mike Maddox

61. Jim Hunt

14. Rege Turocy

62. George McCulley

15. Raymo Gillette, Master

63. Jim Schmitt

of Ceremonies

64. Dave Warsinsky

16. Ken Codeluppi

65. Denny Unger

17. Greg Zaborny

66. Dennis DiBenedetto

18. Bill Waterman

67. Mitch Harris

19. Duck Demko

68. Ernie Bonitaibus

20. Joe Boswell

Grand Scribe

21. Hainis Stoy

69. Chip Metchel

22. Mike Waldron

70. Jim Blandina

23. J. J. Muto

71. Joe Kolesar

24. Mike Hickman

72. Dave Miller

25. Bob Heckel

Grand Procurator

26. Ken Surber

73. Dewayne Hannah

27. Ben Parker

74. Adam Gluckoski

28. Tom Bulger

29. Dan Lange

30. Bob Savinis

NOT PICTURED

31. Bill Marshall

Gregg Mooney

32. Tom Evans

Jeff Tutalo

33. Mike Nasser

Vinnie Oliverio

34. Bill Marshall

Mark Teich

35. Larry Douglas

Bob Loudermilk

36. Bill Johnston,

Bill Heckel

Grand Treasurer

Tony Spatafore

37. Steve Balombini

Mike Pollack

38. Jack Frame

Bob Belcasto

39. Ron Pinchok

Tom McGahan

40. Jack Shoemaker

Jim Keeney

41. Dan Page

Tom Sutton

42. Mike Frino

John Bengier

43. John Green

Alan Woodford

44. Dan Prado

Frank Dynda

45. Tom Moore

Pat Phillips

46. Doc Corder

Mike Pascuzzi

47. Jim Williams

Greg Schluneker

48. Bill Trainer

49. Spike Shannon

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1. Vicki Baldini

2. Ann Wilson

3. Bonnie McKeever

4. Debbie Frederick

5. Dot Harrish

6. Anita Bacco

7. Terri Robinson

8. K. C. Dollison

9. Ande Ward

10. Glenna Hamilton
11. Joanne Spencer

12. Chris Robinson

13. Pam Baldwin

14. Charla Buzzard

15. Jill Dorn

16. Barb Lambert

17. Barbie Tscourais

18. Sarah Fisher

19. Becky Hamilton

20. Patsy Powell

21. Pam Shepherd

22. Gail Tenanty

23. Karen Kinney

24. Vicki Moore

25. Jo Ann Marra

26. Jeannie Schnably

27. Brada Spiker,
Pledge Trainer

28. Barbie Clavan

29. Trish Rice

30. Debbie Brambaugh
Vice-President

31. Ann Cunningham

32. Susie Woodford

33. Nannette Martin

34. Mary Anna Angotti

35. Ann Faulkner

36. Winnie Robinson

37. Stevie Hannig

38. Robbie Wilson,
President

39. Lisa Rundlett

40. Linda Bachmann,
Treasurer

41. Beth Snyder

42. Judy Scott

43. Anne Coombs

44. Lynn Galamb

45. Helga Paxton

46. Harriet Brown

47. Liz Crichton

48. "Mini" Hefner,
Housemother

49. Therese Smith

50. Rose Pais

51. Carolyn Bachmann

52. Mary Jane Flesher

53. Betty Ann Franco

54. Linda Link

55. Jackie Bryan

56. Terrie Purpura

57. Joan Butter

58. Yolan Wright

59. Janet Tintle

198

NOT PICTURED
Ann Brawley
Charlotte Buzzard
Thisbe Cooper
Terry Dimitri
Debby Evans
Sandy Fisher
Gary Anne Harkin
Tyke Jones
Judi Ladwig
Marcia Lykins
Jupie Malone
Dottie Bradshaw

Pi Beta Phi

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199

PIKA

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FORMAL

100

Pi Kappa Alpha

1. Tom White

2. Pete Adler

3. Joe Virone

4. Lacy Warden

5. Kenny James

6. John Letzelter

7. John Piazza

8. Scott Davidson

9. Bob Bauman
10. Bill Comisso
H.RickDeBone

12. Steve Zahn

13. Dave Stemple

14. Chaz Stasko

15. Dave Mankins

16. Paul Kocan

17. Rudy Zimmerman

18. Mike McGlothlin

19. Rob Sanders

20. Grant Standiford

21. John Mallow

22. Bob Shean

23. Frank Marks

24. Woody Bare

25. Bill Kaczmarek

26. Ron Hagerman

27. Dan Eastam

28. Mike Pike

29. Larry Albright

30. R. G. Dakan

31. Bill Clemens

32. Tom Morris

33. Mike Sunderland

34. Don Smith

35. Ron Corso

36. Jay Pontius

37. Bryon Bober

38. Rick Taylor

39. Rick Hyre

40. Dave Gregory

41. Joe Snyder
Vice-President

42. Dick Gasperin

43. Mark Amole

44. Ed Gobert

45. Dave Pollitt
President

46. Gene Stevens

47. Dave Dubois

48. Joe Hill

49. Rich Walczak

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1. Pete Adrian

2. John Pavlik

3. Ray Gross

4. John Young

5. Frank Jeffey

6. Jim Smith

7. Ken Oslager

8. Jay

9. Terry Michaels

10. Reg Corbitt

11. Roger Carter

12. Ed Legg

13. Dennis O'Kelley

14. Fred Horton

15. Pat Bond

16. Mike Cox

17. Greg Gorman

18. Jim Sturm

19. Scott Hindsley

20. Mike Mellon

21. Algie LeBrasca

22. Bob WiJlis

23. Jody Huffman

24. Tom Heflin

25. Tret LeMack

26. Dewey Boswell

27. Marv Brandt

28. John Christian

29. Jim Cook

202

30. Steve McKay

55. Rick Cain

NOT PICTURED

31. Tom Corder

56. Greg Cable

Jeff Morgan

32. Al Zambito

57. Art Drennen

Tim Gacke

33. Bob Flynn

58. Chuck Barrickman

Steve Bradley

34. Tom Mather

59. Danny McDaniel

Kevin Haynes

35. Tim Horvath

60. Chuck Goldstein

Alan Fliss

36. Bob Wilkinson

61. Jay

Chuck Amos

37. Mike Young

62. Bob Persiual

Dave Keith

Vice-President

63. Ron Roupe

Steve Hatfield

38. Chuck Moore

64. Doug Bobbitt

Kert Kerns

39. John Nettles

65. John DelBene

Steve Lovell

40. Dave Laichon

66. Dolph Mariotti

Gary Schnacke

41. Frank Simmerman

67. Art Holdt

Chuck Chewning

42. Mike Hawitt

68. Mitch Nichnowitz

Ernie Snodgrass

43. Pistol Speicher

69. Scott King

Walter Fecat

44. Cliff Kink

70. Jeff Morgan

Wayne Brooks

45. Steve Snyder

71. Ken McElheny

Garland Hudson

Recorder

72. Mege Fiocca

John Hale

46. Robin Kaser

73. Dan Wierman

Bob Arrington

47. Rick Kendrich

74. Jim Hannah

Chuck Mendenhall

48. Nick Zatezlo

75. Steve Black

Dale Longmire

49. Larry Sartore

76. Rich Lane

Doc Lykins

President

77. Don Riggenbach

Bill Lanham

50. Palmer Walker

78. Jim Mills

51. Ed Bell

79. Marty Schultz

Treasurer

52. Ed Smallwood

53. Greg Barber

54. Ron Brown

Sigma Nu

203

Sigma Phi Epsilon

1. Gerry Sadeshky

2. Dave Cicci

3. Al Johnson

4. Steve Marcrunski

5. Earl Johnson

6. Joe Protruska

7. Al Verstein

8. Bob Glock

9. Alan Riley

10. Jim Goldsworthy

11. Kevin Koss

12. Ed Ames

13. Dave Hornbeck

14. Gary Di Bartolomeo
Vice-President

15. Lew Humphreys

16. George Cosmides

17. Cort Andrews

18. Bil Senseney
President

19. Chuck Sager

20. Mark Maxwell

21. Bill Conway

22. Jay Gordan

23. Rusty Ellis

24. John Boyle

25. Nick Kinney

26. Bob Pessdano

27. Stu Turner
Chaplain

28. Russ Cave

29. John Hosmer

30. James Roop

31. Steve Smith

32. George Vick

33. Low Dempsey

34. Marty Blaney

35. Barry Sroka

36. Ron Fallon

37. Rich Adams

38. Bill Mercer

39. Paul Wilson

40. Clint Winter

41. Jan Heaberlin

42. Arne Sten

43. Rollie Dubbe

44. Steve Ball

45. Bill McWaters

46. Joe Rigatti

47. Mark Mallare

48. Tom Nazzaro

49. B. J. Viers

50. Bill Merchant

51. J. T. Kitchen

52. Fred Leif

53. Cliff Kish

54. Bill Cockrell

55. Phil Goldstein

56. Jim Beer

57. Power Stockdale

58. Art McCall

59. Barry Minsternam

60. John Collins

61. Phil Mitchell

NOT PICTURED

Thomas Harper
Marx Fabian
Frank Chianos
Jeff Clause
Pete Lukowski

Treasurer
Jim Recht
Mickey Duncan
Herb Lynn
Bill Cummings
Frand Cerminara
Tom Romo
Jim Shunk
Keith Recht
Stan Romo
Roger Honsaker
Bill Conner
Bob Thmpson
Jack Mousadis
Bob Smith
Gary Back
Ed Long
Ben Polis
Chuck Marshall
Kenny Curry
Kerry Malson
Steve Starn
Al Angelini
Chris Batten
Domninic Grandinetti
Joe Lacek
Joe Newlon
Jerry Ball
Low Bianchi
Ken Dudics

WMM

205

Sigma Chi

206

1. Bob Fitzpatrick

2. Bob Basso

3. Tim Pahl

4. Bill Strider

5. Gary Tassone

6. Don Wildman

7. Tom Birdsong
Pledge Trainer

8. Gary Gabriel

9. Mike Campbell

10. Bill Snyder

11. Logan Popoff

12. Rick Lowman

13. John Patteson

14. Bob Stier

15. Bob Orders

16. Mike McClellan

17. Mike Fiery

18. Chris Reger

19. Bill Kent

20. Bob Beneke

21. Bob Thompson

22. Jerry Hughes

23. Jim Bunn

24. Jay Graham

25. Tom Cross

26. Mark Fox

27. Tom Cunningham

28. Bill Strauch

29. Ed Polichnowski

30. Jim Shinn

31. Gary Weber

32. Chris Greene

33. Bob Basso

34. Todd Ware
President

35. Denny Auerswald

36. Jim Herndon

37. Gary Winters

38. Scott Mickle

39. Lou Rocchini

40. Gary Tassone

41. Bob Byrne
Treasurer

42. Mary Jo Ermacoff
Sweetheart

43. Bob Finley

44. Bill Shingler

45. Bob Full

46. Steve Garrett

47. Jay Dudek

48. Bill Strider

49. Denny Daley

50. Bob Finley

51. Tom Mann

52. Mike Ritter

53. Rick Lowman

54. Dave Frye
Secretary

55. Jeff Glouser

56. Bill Snyder

57. Tom Bernhardt

58. Dave Lynch

59. Legan Popoff

NOT PICTURED
Rick Dean
Leland Frazier
Tom Menighan
Dave Hall
Earl Mincemoyer
Bill Schimmel
Dave Russell
Ernie Pennington
Bill Herndon
Mike Foster
Joe Capo
Bill Sullivan
Steve Baily
Jim Duncan
Dane Davie
Scott Durig
Dave Garner
Dave Burdette

Bonn Poland
Mike Butts
Bob Glessner
Gary Brison
Rob O'Brien
Ralph Stofko
Fred Ramsey
Dave Abercrombie
Steve Crissman
Dan Liberatore
Bob Joy

Chuck De Caria
Vice-President
John Law
Dave Shamberger
Joe Second
Phil Goodwin
Tom Digerolamo
Salvitore Goodwin

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24. Mike Connell

25. Chuck Green

26. Tom Marshall

27. Henry Levenson

28. Ray Strickland

29. Bob Morris

30. Wayne Milligan

3 1 . John Vibortock

32. Gary Shafer

33. Harry Zeverely

34. Don Gusso

35. Nick Casto

36. Don Myers

37. Rick Abel

38. Gary Storm

39. Bob Bonar

40. Walt Mills

41. Rich Yeager

42. Dave Aston

43. Warren Lemely

44. Joel Newman

45. Rick Wojdavski

46. Don Strimbeck

47. Bob Grither

48. Dave Kostelich

49. Jerry Haggerty

50. Bill Whitecotten

NOT PICTURED
Dave Sayre
Tom Boyd
John Chapman
Jim Royce
John Welch
Pat Malloy
Jim Bitonte
Tim Conaway
Bob Simkins
Butch Lewis
Alan Cox

Phi Kappa Sigma

209

Phi Kappa Psi

1. Steve Yost

34. Greg Haines

Secretary

35. Jack Anderson

2. Brad Layne

36. Paul Santini

President

37. Kyle Hamilton

3. Bill Lyons

38. Mike Sudduth

4. Tom Erwin

39. Paul Clay

5. Tom Crouse

40. Allen Dils

6. Steve Crislip

41. Tom Murphy

7. Mike Buchanan

42. Ned Rose

8. Steve Kessel

43. Steve C. Miller

9. Kent Kocher

44. John Bush

10. John Hutton

45. Ed Neely

Vice-President

46. Rick Rice

11. Bob Dotson

47. Jeff Carruth

12. Dave Laughlin

48. Dave Williams

13. David James

49. Steve Ullum

14. Nick Hymes

50. Terry Turner

15. Jack Harrison

51. Dave Haden

16. John Crynock

52. Chuck Lewis

17. Bill Bertram

53. Rick Pill

18. Sampy Hardin

54. Mark Warnicki

19. John Hayne

55. Steve Walker

20. Mike Tompkins

56. Andy Moore

21. John Thomas

57. Ben Hardesty

22. Mike Borosky

58. Dave Shaffer

23. Steve Morrison

59. Buck Goodman

24. Ian Murray

60. Jim Miller

25. Les Shanklin

61. Fritz Renner

26. Bill Heavener

62. Charles Maxwell

27. Denny While

63. Steve J. Miller

28. Ken Boyles

64. Bob McNabb

29. John Kamlosky

65. John Cooper

30. Wayne Slater

66. Scott Harper

31. Jay Dailer

67. Chilton Wise

32. Speg Gonzales

68. Mike Martin

33. Chuck Wilson

69. Steve Hopta

NOT PICTURED

Paul Ernest

Rod Kiester

Chris Iverson

Glen Comuntzis

Tom Pick

Scott Mclntyre

Jay Harpley

Dick Haives

Richie Papp

Roy Kemp

George Zivkovich

Rick Wagner

Bill West

Jim Dobbs

Jeff Huffman

Rick Goff

Dave Kostelavsky

Mack Ruckman

Dick Morris

Bob Shanklin

Bob Rector

John Francis

Jamie Albert

Bill Wilmoth

Jim Dilley

Wally Knapp

Chris Lothes

Bill Dobbs

Bill Shetzel

Bob Thompson

Bill Richards

Treasurer

Ed King

John Anderson

Bill Poe

Roger Frome

John Hoblitzel

Bruce Hamilton

Dave Ratcliffe

Tom Turner

Fran Henderson

Jim Ratcliffe

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19. Paul Rehrig

Secretary

20. Ed Settle

2. Jeff Bailey

21. Bud Thomas

3. Pete Garrett

22. Nick Trimboli

4. Cary Hopper

23. Stan Kalzkowski

5. Mike Molin

24. John Kirby

6. Wally Pierce

25. Tom Souchaki

7. Mike Jones

26. Brian MacCurrach

8. Dick Widmer

27. Pat Smith

9. Mike Crouse

28. Larry Rhodes

10. Gene Esposito

29. Ed Mannz

President

30. C. W. Moffet

11. J. B. Dickerson

31. John Shaheen

12. Larry Duva

32. Sam McKasky

13. Duke Weyrich

33. Robby Manor

14. Greg Garrett

34. Harry Mathies

Treasurer

35. Rocky Morbito

15. Mike Ruzkowski

36. Rudy Henly

16. Bill Modell

37. George Scritchfield

17. Dave Zahn

38. Doc Jarrett

18. Jack Clohan

39. Dave Biricocchi

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40. Roger Glover

41. Dave Griffin

42. Pete Burke

43. Charlie Loyd

44. Bill Tucci

45. A. Jay Hatfield

46. Dave Lovejoy

47. Marvin Harvey

NOT PICTURED
Bob Campbell

Vice-President
Mike Staggers
Steve Crouse
Dan DeMarco
John Knoll
D. B. Bashaw
Teddy Payne
Craig Martin
Fred Smith

Bob Teague
Fred Risovich
Kenny Rattenbury
Bill Budnick
Frank Fragale
Tom Tomechko
Jimi Konowitz
Bill Dearth
Rusty Van Voorhis
Dan Keller
Sam Cava
Greg Michael
Dan Starford
Mark Furfari
Tom McClung
Vaughn Glover
G. I. Lambery
Steve Beck
Larry Schif ano
Tim Diviti
Walt McGettigan

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Phi Delta Theta

l.Eldon Callen

2. Chuck Cox

3. John Sobolewski

4. Roland Hun

5. John Carroll

6. Danny Dunn

7. Flame Carenbaurer

8. Fred Mullins

9. Brent Wilshire

10. Ken Allport

11. Randy Robinson

12. Tony Furfari

13. Weasel Cage

14. Little Beast Wildasin

15. Little Jonny Wilson

16. J. O. Bennett

17. Paul Russell
18.Wa-Wa Leonard

President

19. Renee Groves
Sweetheart

20. Chris Gall

2 1 . John Hendrickson
Pledge Master

22. Dave White
Treasurer

23. Jeff Bogden

24. Nick Nicholson

25. Rob Reed

26. Terry Sterling

27. Bill Harmison

28. Hank Hanilton

29. Dick Kaldon

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13. Joe Allen

Vice-President

14. Wally Beaver

2. Murray Wilson

15. Elmo Callison

3. Rich Wisnoski

16. Darwin Rechart

4. Paul Tommasi

17. Steve Penn

5. Derry Green

Secretary

6. Chuck Nail

18. Ed Deligne

7. Ken Lemke

Treasurer

8. Mark Schepps

9. Dave Feirstein

NOT PICTURED

President

Mitch Wishart

10. Dwight Beard

Ray Hackney

1 1. George Ratkovitch

Jim Teasdale

12. Harry Weisz

Eric Dye

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1 . Tom Roush

2. Dan DeGarmo

3. Norman Bergel

4. Dave McQuade

5. Bob Barbrow

6. Bill Oharriz

7. Charles Shoen

8. Bob Strauss

9. Alan Barns

10. Glen McCarthy

1 1. Buzz Raush

12. Ed Morgan

13. Jack Moucheron

14. Chuck Williamson

15. Sam Edwards

16. John McGlothin

17. Phil Zsoldos

18. Vic Malone

19. Dan Lutz

20. Bruce Lorenz

21. Gary Balon

22. Steve Squires
Vice-President

23. Gary Adams

24. John DiFrancesco

25. Dave Howard

26. Joe Jones

27. John Bragg

28. Ed Leefer

29. Tom Hlavsa

30. Dave Thorn

31. Bearnard Wytko, Jr.

32. Gary Wilkinson
Pledge Trainer

33. Bruce Meeker
President

34. Paul Jones
Secretary

35. Wayne Armstrong

36. Roger Pavey

37. Paul Gross

38. Jack Rickle

39. Phil Ondrei

NOT PICTURED
John Crain
Steve Koval
Mario Conte
Alan Frink
Jack Tharp
Dave Dunbar
Ken Proudfoot
Charley Beam
John Chambers
Treasurer

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Miss Monticola
Attendants

Linda Hoy
Second Attendant

226

Mary Lou Christina
Third Attendant

Paula Wheatley
First Attendant

227

Miss Homecoming

Martha Fulks

228

Dot Stuart

Homecoming Court

Kathleen McConnell

Virginia "Deanie" Stone

Maria Jones

Freshman Princesses

Carol Ann Winters

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Jacqueline Bennett

Catherine Ball
Queen

232

Gail Poling
Attendant

Karen Mullens
Attendant

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Carla Haslam
Derby Darling

Virginia "Deanie" Stone
Military Ball Queen

Paul Ernst
Prince of Wales

Cheryl Cooper
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Fraternity

Patti Willis Griffin
Phi Sigma Kappa

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Sweethearts

Sally Rodin

Sigma Nu

Linda Kay Scragg
Phi Kappa Sigma

237

Janna Providenti
Pi Kappa Alpha

Fraternity Sweethearts

238

Renee Groves
Phi Delta Theta

Linda Salvatora
Lambda Chi Alpha

Maria Manos
Chi Phi

Elaine Turner
Kappa Alpha

Karen Englander
Delia Tan Delta

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Lee Halkovitch
Phi Kappa Psi

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On September 13, 1969, West Virginia University be-
gan a new era. The Mountaineers had the honor of
playing the first game of college football's second cen-
tury. It was also the first game played on the new
Astro-Turf at Mountaineer Field.

A near capacity crowd was on hand to see WVU stun
Cincinnati 57-11. The offense made 27 first downs
while running up a total of 523 yards. The WVU de-
fense, led by Carl Crennel and George Henshaw.
stopped Cincinnati with five first downs, 16 yards
rushing, and 107 yards offense. Jim Braxton ran for
1 1 3 yards, made three touchdowns, and kicked four
extra points.

The following week, before 31,000 rain-soaked fans,
the Mountaineers easily handled the Maryland Ter-
rapins. 31-7. With most of the action packed into the
first half, Braxton once again stood out, rushing 161
yards and scoring 19 points. The defense, led by Hen-
shaw and Crennel. limited the Maryland offense to
106 yards.

WVU had a tougher time the following Saturday night
in New Orleans. It took a second half comeback to
defeat Tulane 35-17. Oscar Patrick, WVU's leading
pass receiver, was lost for the season with a leg injury
in the first half. The second half was a well-balanced
combination of rushing and passing. Bob Gresham led
the ground game with 169 yards.

WVU coasted to an easy 32-0 victory over VMI for
its fourth win of the season. Leading 29-0 at the half,
the first team retired for the remainder of the game.
Mike Sherwood in his fourteenth game surpassed the
WVU career record for toal offense.

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10-1 Record

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Cincinnati

Maryland

Tulane

VMI

Penn State

Pitt

Kentucky

William & Mary

Richmond

Syracuse
Peach Bowl

South Carolina

BHWHHBS*

For the second year in a row, it would be a battle of two un-
defeated teams as WVU journeyed to State College to meet Penn
State. The game had been a sellout for months. Many WVU stu-
dents stood in line all night at Beaver Stadium to buy the few stand-
ing room tickets that would be on sale the next day. Penn State,
undefeated in twenty-two straight games, pushed through WVU 20-
0. Going into the game, WVU was first in the nation in rushing
offense and second in total defense. Starting on the WVU six yard
line, the Mountaineers marched to the Penn State 25 yard line be-
fore a bobbled pitchout stopped the drive and changed the course of
the whole game. The Mountaineers never regained their momentum.
Late in the first half, Penn State scored the only touchdown needed
to win.

250

Having a free weekend, the Mountain-
ers prepared for the Homecoming battle
with Pitt. Mountaineer Field, with a rec-
ord crowd of 35,500, had fans sitting on
the AstroTurf. For the first time, WVU
won its third game in a row over Pitt by
a score of 49-18 — the largest margin of
victory ever over the Panthers. John
Hale blocked two punts in a row deep in
Pitt territory to set up a pair of quick
WVU touchdowns. Ed Williams ran for
199 yards and three touchdowns.

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It was snowing again as WVU upset Syracuse 13-10.
The Mountaineers couldn't get their offense rolling in
the first half and trailed 10-0 late in the third quarter.
Suddenly both offense and defense came alive. It took
only one minute and forty-eight seconds for the Moun-
taineers to put two touchdowns on the scoreboard
while the defense stopped the Orangemen cold.
With their most successful regular season in 47 years,
the Mountaineers received a well-deserved invitation
to the Peach Bowl. In control all the way, the Moun-
taineers defeated South Carolina 14-3. With WVU
leading 7-3 late in the fourth quarter, South Carolina
made one of their strongest drives of the game but
were stopped short by West Virginia's outstanding de-
fense. The WVU offense took over and scored the
final touchdown only seconds before the end of the
game. WVU threatened to score many times as they
outrushed the Gamecocks 356 to 64 yards. By gaining
208 yards, a new WVU single game record, Ed Wil-
liams was voted the game's most outstanding player.
All-America Carl Crennel was voted the most out-
standing defensive player.

Playing before their third sellout contest in a row, the Mountaineers
edged Kentucky 7-6, to spoil the Wildcats' homecoming. WVU had
to rely almost solely on its defense as the constant rain hindered the
offense. Mike Slater intercepted four passes to tie a school record
and save the game for the Mountaineers.

It was raining again as Bob Gresham scored three touchdowns to
lead WVU to a 31-0 victory over William & Mary.
The final home game of the season was played in 19 degree temper-
ature. It had snowed for two straight days before the game and
volunteers worked all night to keep the AstroTurf cleared. Snow
was still falling as WVU beat Richmond 33-21. Gresham and Brax-
ton shared the spotlight as they scored two touchdowns each.

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MOUNTAINEER FOOTBALL— FIRST ROW: Bob Pastin, Dick Ward, Bernie Galiffa, Mike
Sherwood, Thad Kucherawy, Leon Jenkins, Ron Pobolish, Jack Hammond, Mike Slater, Terry
Snively. Garland Hudson, Algie LaBrasca, Mike Gillespie, Wayne Porter, Robin Kaser, Bob
Gresham, Eddie Silverio. SECOND ROW: Tom Williams, Pete Wood, Doc Weiss, Ed Wil-
liams, Jim Braxton, Dale Farley, Carl Crennel, Dave Benn. Terry King, Marv Six, Danny
Smith, Dickie Roberts, Terry Voithofer, B. C. Williams, Walt Todorowski, Mickey Plumley,
Bob Zitelli, Ron Cecil. THIRD ROW: George Boyd, George Henshaw, Fred McMillan, Charlie
Fisher. Danny Wilfong, Wayne Brooks. John Houghton, Tim Horvath, John Flinchum, Ron
Goodwin, John Hale, Bob Starford, Art Holdt. Ken Osleger, Lew Schooles, Oscar Patrick. Jim
Smith.

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1969 Peach Bowl Champs

MOUNTAINEER FOOTBALL COACHING STAFF— KNEELING: Bob

Bissell, Hayden Buckley, Bobby Bowden, Jim Ragland. STANDING: Head
Coach Jim Carlen. Dale Evans, Bob Brown, Richard Bell, Marshall Taylor.
Jack Fligg.

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255

Soccer

Inexperience took its toll as the Moun-
taineer soccer team suffered its first los-
ing season since 1961. The hooters of
first-year coach John McGrath started
fast by going undefeated in their first
three games. Then the offense stalled
and the defense loosened up as they lost
four games in a row. The season ended
with a 4-5-1 record.

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Wooster

Jersey City

St. Francis

Penn State

Cleveland State

Navy

South Florida

Pitt

W.Va. Wesleyan

Akron

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Wrestling

The unexpected loss of several returnees turned 1969-
70 into a rebuilding season for George Nedeff's
Mountaineers. Freshman heavyweight Bob Vettorel
was the brightest spot in the 4-6 season. Vettorel lost
only one match of ten and that one on riding time.

Indiana, Pa.

Pitt

Ohio Northern

Cincinnati

West Liberty

Slippery Rock

St. Vincent

Fairmont

California

St. Francis

MOUNTAINEER WRESTLING— FIRST ROW: Donn Lornier, Cliff Bononi, Joe Fedor.
Marv Warner. Dave McCandless, Jerry Johnson. Jere Engle. SECOND ROW: Jack Cargnoni,
Steve Orlosky, Roger Lamens, Bob Vettorel, Coach George Nedeff. THIRD ROW: Mitch
Finchum, Jim Morris, Bob Scott, Jim Leete. Dave Najor, George Elias, Don Roofner, Tom
Cunningham. Neil Obenshein.

258

Swimming

Coach Kevin Gilson hated to see the
swimming season end. Sparked by an
outstanding group of freshmen, his team
responded with an 8-2 record, the best
in the school's history.

MOUNTAINEER SWIMMING— FIRST ROW: Logan Popoff, Mike Lukow-
ski, John Law, Brad Levin, Bob Davis, Jim Lightner, Mike Cox. SECOND
ROW: Bill Snyder, Tom Turner, Bill Kweder, Dave Holovics, Cappy Pentz,
Jay Graham, Greg Fleming, Ken Tubbs, Diving Coach Jerry Jennings.
THIRD ROW: Coach Kevin Gilson, Manager Eric Olson, Manager Jim
Martin, Assistant Coach Jim Riffle.

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Penn State Relays — 5th

W.Va. Wesleyan

Bethany

Catholic University

Pitt

Virginia Tech

Youngstown

Maryland

Penn State

Grove City

California

259

MOUNTAINEER BASKETBALL— FIRST ROW: Assistant Coach Gary McPherson, Larry
Woods, Mark Dawson, Bob Lowe, Mike Heitz, John Wooton, Mike Truell, Assistant Coach
Chuck Winsor. SECOND ROW: Coach Sonny Moran, Wil Robinson, Dick Ramsey, Skip
Kintz, Dick Symons, Curt Price, Bob Hummell, Trainer Whitey Gwynne.

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MOUNTAINEER FRESHMAN BASKETBALL— KNEELING: Dave Cicci. Ike Harris,
Larry Pugh. SITTING: Larry Harris, Gary Reichenbecher. Mike Carson, Larry Campbell.
STANDING: Manager Greg Zinn, Rick Davis, Levi Phillips, Harold Black, Joe Chrzaszcz,
Bud Henderson, Coach Chuck Winsor.

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l Freshmen

Richmond

Robert Morris

Ohio Valley

Pitt

Ohio State

110

105

Allegheny

106

Hagerstown

Robert Morris

115

Shenandoah

Cincinnati

100

Maryland

Duquesne

121

Pitt

262

The official West Virginia University final basketball statistics re-
vealed the sophomore Wil Robinson and senior captain Bob Hum-
mell shared the spotlight in almost all possible categories. Robinson
tallied 520 points in 26 games for a 20.0 average. His average
makes him the second West Virginia sophomore in history to aver-
age more than 20 per contest. The first was "Hot Rod" Hundley.
Hummell finished second in Mountaineer point production with a
14.0 average. His career point total of 1,137 places him seventh in
that category.

263

Other 1970 Mountaineer leaders were junior forward Dick Symons
with a 52.4 field goal percentage and senior forward Larry Woods
with 236 rebounds. One significant team mark showed the unusually
small West Virginia cagers out — rebounding taller opponents by a
1252 to 1184 margin. "It was a most frustrating season," WVU
head coach Sonny Moran said of the 11-15 record.

264

Kentucky

106

William & Mary

Richmond

St. John's

George Washington

Notre Dame, Sugar Bowl

New Mexico, Sugar Bowl

William & Mary

Maryland

Davidson

Pitt

Florida

Ohio State

Penn State

121

Hawaii

Davidson

George Washington

Virginia Tech

Duke

Furman

Syracuse

Penn State

Notre Dame

114

Maryland

Virginia Tech

Pitt

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MOUNTAINEER GYMNASTICS— FRONT ROW: Barry Dangerfield, Philip Antonucci.
Paul Gross, Ronald Speary, Stephen Albert, David Lawton, William Oharriz. BACK ROW:
Harold Simmons, David Cavanaugh, Thomas Moore, David Zahn. Harry Deitzler, Raymond
Spicher, Ray Pettit, Jack Jones.

Gymnastics

Coach Bill Bonsall's gymnastics team
scored consistently, but fell victim to a
beefed up schedule and wound up with a
9-3 record. Junior college transfer Paul
Gross was a standout on the parallel
bars as was Dave Lawton on the rings.

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97.45

Pitt

123.95

104.30

Temple

138.70

103.25

North Carolina

95.25

97.05

Virginia Tech

100.50

81.05

Slippery Rock

112.45

101.83

Old Dominion

107.30

101.83

Frostburg

68.73

110.30

Montclair State

134.75

110.30

William & Mary

86.45

97.00

Cortland

106.00

85.10

Brockport

85.80

102.20

Penn State

133.85

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Cross Country

Running for the first time in four years without the
leadership of All-America Carl Hatfield, Coach Stan
Romanoski's Mountaineer Cross Country team en-
joyed success again in the fall of 1969, posting an 8-3
record as sophomore Mike Mosser consistently won
first place honors.

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West Liberty

VMI

Richmond

Penn State

Waynesburg

Pitt

W.Va. Wesleyan

W.Va. Tech

Slippery Rock
NCAA Regional— 4th

Virginia Tech

Ohio State

MOUNTAINEER CROSS COUNTRY— FRONT ROW: Don Sauer, Bill Huntington, Lloyd
Reeder. Mike Scott. Jim McCracken. Nicky Ritz. BACK ROW: Mike Mosser. Lott Steffey.
John Welch. Don Fosselman. Dan Payne. Coach Stan Romanosky.

Track

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Fairmont

Slippery Rock

Virginia Tech

1st — Fairmont Invitational

3rd — Big Four Meet

MOUNTAINEER TRACK— FRONT ROW: Sonny Moore, Reg Corbett, Steve Starn, George
Huff, Paul Haley. MIDDLE ROW: Steve Cresce. Mike Mosser, Mike Scott. Lott Steffey, Dan
Payne, Don Sauer. Bill Huntington, John Welch. BACK ROW: Head Coach Stan Romanoski,
Tim Kelly. Joe Costa, Paul Finn, Delbert Johnson. Rick Morrison, Don Fosselman. Jim

Wright, Bob Rieves, Ernie Vecchio. Asst. Coach Sgt. Rieves.

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MOUNTAINEER BASEBALL— FRONT ROW: Wally Protch, E. B. Marsh, Randy Lease,
Monte Shearer, John Raese. MIDDLE ROW: Sam Ellis. Ron Pobolish, Jim Mavroleon, Jim
Reitter, Larry Myers, Don Shearer, Skip Hines. BACK ROW: Head Coach Dale Ramsburg,
Dave Ferguson, Tom Lynch. Fred Smith, Rick Wagener. Rick Oliver, Bruce McCutcheon,
Larry Wilfong, Larry Boggs. Tom Sochacki, Asst. Coach Tom Tomechko, Asst. Coach Jerry
Brewster.

Baseball

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Birmingham So.
U. of Tenn.

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Vanderbilt

Belmont

California

Virginia Tech

Juniata

St. Francis

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Maryland
Maryland

Pitt

Penn State

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Athletic Director Brown

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Robert N. Browns efforts during his 20 years of outstanding
service to West Virginia University are reflected in numerous
improvements which have created prominence and prestige for
WVU Athletics.

"Red" initiated his association with West Virginia University
athletics in 1950, coaching the basketball team. After four
prosperous seasons he was appointed to the Director of Ath-
letics position which he still holds.

Leading the 13-sport Department of Intercollegiate Athletics,
Brown maintains his policy of representative scheduling which
features pairings from neighborhood rivalries to coast-to-coast
battles. Under his direction, expansion of athletic facilities has
complimented this plan.

Already considered one of the best basketball facilities in the
nation, the WVU Coliseum has emerged as yet another multi-
purpose structure. The impressive 14,000 seat arena will house
the School of Physical Education with offices for faculty and
coaches. A new baseball diamond along with soccer and foot-
ball practice fields and tennis courts surround the Coliseum to
form the University's athletic complex. A new track and field
complex, complete with a regulation Olympic size one-quarter
mile, all-weather track, will serve WVU's track team and is
located next to the Coliseum.

AstoTurf at Mountaineer Field exemplifies the Brown Philos-
ophy. The artificial surface assures favorable field conditions
at all times for both the football and soccer squads. Even
general recreation has broadened its program and benefited
from the durable "carpet".

Another addition to the sports scene at WVU, conceived and
realized during "Red's" 16 years as athletic director, is the
triple-tiered, blue and gold press box, rated as one of the finest
in the East.

While improvements have been completed on the football
dressing and training room areas, plans are still being formu-
lated for additonal seating at the stadium.

Robert N. "Red" Brown has "lived" all of these dramatic and
purposeful developments. They illustrate his policy of progress
— and 20 years of action.

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WVU ATHLETIC COUNCIL— SEATED: Edward Arkwright, Alumnus; Ruel Foster, Fac-
ulty; Dr. Herbert Warden, Chairman; John Semon, Faculty; Louis Meisel, Alumnus. STAND-
ING: Steve Crislip, Student; Robert McNabb, Student; Robert Brown, Athletic Director;
Thomas Cady, Faculty; William Martin, Faculty.

Mountaineer Field

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John "Doc" Richmond — Student Body President
Phyllis Huff — Student Body Vice-President

Student Administration

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Glen Comuntzis — Treasurer

Ann Solomon — Student Administration Secretary

CLASS OFFICERS— SEATED: Ed Howard. Senior Class President: Sally Steptoe, Senior Class
Vice President Glen Comuntzis, Student Body Treasurer; Alan Woodford. Junior Class Presi-
dent; Laura Dudley, Sophomore Class President; Linda Gray, Freshman Class Vice Presi-
dent. STANDING: Phyllis Huff, Student Body Vice President; John Richmond. Student Body
President; Donn Brown, Freshman Class President.

COMMITTEE CHAIRMEN— Sally Steptoe, Academic Study Forum; Laura Dudley, Elec-
tions Committee Representative; Frank Tietranton and Mary Ellen Rapsawich, Festival of
Ideas; Ellen Boddie, Homecoming; Mary Kaye Belota, Leadership Conference; David Kos-
telanski. Junior Executive; Barbara Wickline, Public Relations.

STUDENT LEGISLATURE OFFICERS— STANDING: Ken Codeiuppi, Pat Esposito, Kathy
Montgomery, Jim Herdon, Bill Harmison. SEATED: Steve Hunter.

STUDENT LEGISLATURE— FIRST ROW: Tom Heflin, Steve Hunter, Tony Spatafore,
Mike Frino. SECOND ROW: Jim Herdon, Ken Codeiuppi, John Porec, Bob Drylie, Ron
Pinchok. THIRD ROW: Brenda Scott, Carolyn Vicks, Kathie Kartagener, Kathy Mont-
gomery, Sadie Johns, Pat Esposito. FOURTH ROW: Beth Anderson, Bill Harmison. Eric

Summerville.

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Army

ROTC

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DRILL TEAM— S. Schmidt, T. Bortner, V. Alvis, J. Patton, R. Ferrell, B. Hathaway, R.
Miller, F. Aurenty.

DRILL TEAM— FRONT ROW: B. Thompson, J. Burmer, T. Bortner. R. Miller, R. Ferrell.
F. Aurenty. BACK ROW: S. Schmidt, B. Hathaway, D. Minor, V. Alvis, R. Burchett, J.
Patton.

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AROTC RIFLE TEAM— KNEELING: Frank Kislan, Greg Yantic, Bill Truxal, Alex Fisher,
Roger Ferrell. STANDING: John Carpenter, Don Ornick, Robert McNickle. Coach; Jack
Moucheron, Bill Freed.

Rifle

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PERSHING RIFLES — FIRST ROW: J. Palton, J. Burmer. B. Thompson, K. Taylor, F.
Aurentz. S. Schmidt. E. Moleriaro. SECOND ROW: B. Hathaway, D. Minor, V. Alvis. R.
Ferrell. T. Bortner, W. Woodland. R. Miller, R. Wofter, R. Burchett.

Pershing Rifles

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Mountainettes

MOUNTAINETTES— STANDING: Janet Hammack. Nancy Tannen, Margaret Clay, Ellen
Gibson, Lome Dalie, Kathy Pantoplus. Camille Bartmen. Deanie Stone. Cheryl Cooper.
Company Commander; Beckie Ferraccio, Linda Hammack, Jodie Brown, Susan Cunningham.
Antoinette Petrucce, Cody Cunningham, Joan Butler, Joyce Butler. Joyce McConihay. Jac-
queline Bryan. Vicky Hogsett, Executive Officer; Susan Trumble. Sharon Givens, Charlotte
Rose, Treasurer; Karen Zimmerman, Lorena Battistone. Vicki Woodburn. KNEELING: Anita
Loos. Janelle Ichierling. Barbara Bintliff. Mary Jane Copley.

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AROTC BAND— T. Wolfe, D. Feather. L. Palmer. R. Howen. E. Evans. J. Smith, J. Rossetti.
R. Milner. M. Smith. J. Robinette, T. White.

Scabbard and Blade

AROTC SPONSORS — Cherly Cooper. Deanie Stone: Sherry Eades.

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LI-TOON-AWA— BACK ROW: Debbie Weith, Susan Zonca. President; Ann Wilson. Cynthia
Sawney, Miss Jean Benson, Advisor: Donna Corbin, Sheila Williams, Beverly Ammar.
FRONT ROW: Jan Flies, Susan Thomas, Nancy Houck. Virginia Smith. Roxann Powers,
Jeanette Luckok, Lucille Jones, Lindsey Sharp.

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Residence Hall Association

R.H.A. — Mike Vaughan; Vice President; Tom Snyder. Walt Todorowski. President;
Kennedy. Secretary; Bill Dawson, Monica Tarantino, Treasurer; Steve Shirley.

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Dolphins

DOLPHINS — Kathy Petranek. President; Holly Abran, Donna Bar-
ton, Lisa Bennett, Sharon Benson, Robyn Bowden, Lynn Carpenter,
Robin Core. John Corey, Rick Corey, Mary Kay Corum, Nancy
Cox, Bill Cnllen, Nancy Davisson, Carol Deckerson, Jill Dorn,
Louise Dorwart, Paul Dumont, Jim English, Kathy Folen, Patty Fox,
Donna Fulton, Pam Galpin, Bev Hawkinson. Jan Hedrick, Debbie
Herr. Jennifer Jones. Karen King, Judy Lucas, Larry Mentzer, Mary
Ann Mullenix, Karen Mullens, Anne Patchell, Sherran Pence, Kathy
Petranek. Betsy Randall. Beverlee Rice. Sally Rodin, Robin Schock,
Kathy Silvis, John Swearingen, Therese Smith, Ty Yeazell, Judi Young,
Mary Zirkle, M. Kay Gilson, Advisor.

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Orchesis

ORCHESIS — Marilyn Britvec Lord, President; Jean Amos, Lois Anderson, Carolyn Bach-
mann, Nancy Beihl, Theresa Chipps. Jeanne Chronister, Karen Eldred, Johnette Evans,
Geoffrey Ezell, Cindy Faulkes, Allie Foster. Judy Frost, Mary Beth Garvin, Carolyn Given.
Debbie Greco, Beth Haines. Debbie Hardmin. Pat Hayes, Sarah Heater. Marcele Jaco.
Rhonda Kelley, Wendy Kujat, Janice McBee. Kay Moore, Linda Moyer, Ruby Opacic.
Jeannie Pahl, Patty Palumbo, Debbie Pence. Angela Staats. Michael Stewart. Meredith Strum.
Sheila Walker, Mary Kay Wiedebusch. Advisor.

Phi Bater Capper

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CHEERLEADERS— SITTING: Claudette Fox, Sarabeth Goodwin. Johanna Bryant, Shela
Reel, Dot Stuart, Sissy Getgood, Pam Rose. STANDING: Ellen Colvin, Patty Palumbo. Rick
Allison, Donna Kersten, Sandy Lee, Raymond Hobbs. IN TREE: Betsy Painter.

Cheerleaders

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Interfraternity Council

IFC OFFICERS — Tom Dickie. Treasurer; Bill Hamison. Secretary; Wayne Slater, President;
Bob Kennen, Vice President.

Order of the Grail

Alpha Phi Omega

APO— FIRST ROW: John Looney, David Walters, Richard Sowers, Darrell Milem, Robert
Pikler, John Looney. SECOND ROW: Thomas Sharpenburg, Terry Wolfe, Howard Blyler,
Booker Walton, Charles Mirable, David Hamilton, Dale Krach, 2nd Vice President; Michael
Baldwin. James Hudson, Donald Costilow, Luther Spivey, Nitin Khumbani. THIRD ROW:
Joseph Meyer, Treasurer; Leroy Saxe. Advisor; Robert Sigler, President; George Musser.
Advisor; John Swearingen, Secretary.

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Mountain

MOUNTAIN— FIRST ROW: Walt Todorowski, Ed McDivitt, Jim Herdon, Tom Tinder. Bill
Hopper. Mr. Edwin Reynolds. Wayne Slater. SECOND ROW: Ed Silverio, John Esposito.
Larry Sartore, John Richmond, Jay Buchlew, Mr Robert Nugent, Prof. Albert "Whitey"
Gwynne. THIRD ROW: Erwin Conrad, Jamie Moore, Charles Fox, Steve Hunter, Wayne
Sinclair. Bill Wooten, Prof. Marlyn Lugar. FOURTH ROW: Jim Lolyd. Tim Stover, Lewis
Cook. Charles Gage, Glen Comuntzis, Chuck Wehner. John Hoblitzell. Prof. Willard Loren-
sen. Rick Becker, Mark Valentine. Mr. Gordon Thorn.

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1970 Monticola Staff

Kathy Davis and Cyndy Goldsworthy, Royalties

Christie Froehlich and Ellen Staggers, Greeks

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Susie Staggers, Editor-in-Chief

Lena Mowtshan, Administration

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Ann Carver Gracey. Assistant Senior

John Yurick, Sports

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Hunter P. McCartney, Advisor

Rick Williams, Business Manager

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Jeff Orndorff, Advertising Manager

Linda Snodgrass and Cindy Phillips. Sales and Distribution

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Photographers

Dave Smith, John Foster. Richard Rogers

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Alpha Delta Sigma
Gamma Alpha Chi

New initiates and members of the P.I. Reed chapter of Alpha Delta Sigma — Gamma Alpha
Chi. professional advertising fraternity. ADS-GAX fraternity membership includes those stu-
dents studying for a career in the field of advertising.

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Apology

We apologize to those organizations
which wanted to be included in this sec-
tion but which were omitted. This was
due to stolen negatives and unnecessary
circumstances.

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